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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-09
PLAN GIGANTIC
WHEAT LOANS
u. S. Acts to Bolster Price
Against Sag in Great
est Crop

WASHINGTON, May 9. (UP).
The department of agriculture
prepared plans last night for 81
gantic wheat loan program to Dol
ster the market this summer
against the largest supply OF
wheat in American history ano
prevent prices from crashing TO
disastrous levels.
Officials close to the situation
told the United Press that chances
are 100 to that the government
will make loans to the farmers on
the wheat crop in order to guar
antce them a fair price and pre-
vent the market from becoming
glutted.
Only Il major crop disaStcr--a
severe drouth of nationwide pro
portion-can obviate loans, an Of
ficial said. Under the new crop
control act, loans are mandatory
if the 1898 yield exceeds domestic
needs and estimated export de
mand-about 740,00O,OOO bush
els.
Government estimates now place
the crop at between 923, 900, OOU
and 95O,OOO,000. A winter wheat
estimate of between 100000, OOO
and 750,0O0,000 bushels is eX-
Ecctcd Tuesday, while the sprlnG
wheat crop is expected to reach
200,000,000 bushels.
Added to this will be carry
over Of 100000 bushels OF
more from last years bumper
crop Of 874, 100000 bushels. The
total supply is expected to reach
an all-timc record high Of approx.
imatcly l,lOO,000,000 bushels.
In addition to the loan program
Secretary Of Agriculture Henry
A. Wallace will move to bolster
the market through the new gov
eminent crop insurance program
Already an intensive campaign /!
underway to Sign up" farmers
for wheat insurance.
The insurance program Is OK
pectcd to remove about 10000,
600 bushels of wheat from the
market through farmer payment!
Of premiums on 1899 wheat in
surance. The government vii
store this wheat in elevators fol
future indemnity payments to in
Sured farmers.
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FLORIDIANS WORK
TO LIFT EMBARGO
ON ARMS FOR SPAIN

WASHINGTON, May 9. (UP).
A Florida delegation, claiming to
represent organizations with So
600 members in Tampa and Mi
ami. left for home last night after
comforting with congressional
leaders on means of lifting the
Spanish arms embargo.
The group, headed by w. C..
Kelly, secretary of the Miami
CHAPTER of the American friends
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified a. administra-
tor Of the estate Of Elizabeth Max
well, colored. deceased, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned on or before
the 18th day of April, 1899, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
Of recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make
settlement promptly with the UNI
derSigncd. This It'll day Of April,
1898.
ROSCOE DAUSUEL, Admr.
Hendersonville, Route 5.
ill Mon-Gtp
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"SILENCES" FROGS

SAN JOSE, Cal. (UP)-SerGt.
Elliott f. Mars Of the police de-
partment possesses one of the
secrets Of the ages but he won't
reveal it. He knows how to silence
croaking frogs. His notation on
the police blotter reads: can
Swered call to the C. N. Munger
home, 800 Fifteenth street. Neigh
bors complaining about noisy
frogs. All quiet when ! left"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-09
Palmetto Solons
Adjourn Without
Action On Liquor
Tax Raising Section Of
State Relief Measure
Vetoed by Johnson

COLUMBIA, S. G., May .
(Ur).-Thc South Caroline lcgls-
latwc adjourned sine die early
Sunday before action could be
taken on whiSkcy bill providing
for Il referendum.
During final hours of the Scs-
sion. Governor DIN d. Johnson
vetoed the two-mill tax section Of
a 100000 relief appropriation
measure.
Both branches cOnculTcd in II
free conference report limiting
hours of employees in merchantlIe
establishments, in bakeries, laun-
dries, etc, to So hours weekly;
garment factories, 10 hours, and
truck drivers eight hours daily. GO
hour Sa week.
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29-Help (Female)

WANTED-Lady to take charge
Of rentals for local real estate
concern. Must have car, good
personality and business quail
fications. Reply in writing to
Realty" Times-News giving
qualifications.
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INSURED SATISFACTION"

haven't been able to find a
safer investment or as high
rate of return, hence my money
is invested with First Federal.
Safety is insured up to $4,000,
and | get percent per annum
dividends. Of course, am
pleased" You, too, may have
this feeling Of satisfaction and
security. Start your account to-
day. First Federal Savings &
Loan.
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- 9TH SON OF 9TH OF 9TH

WORCHESTER. Mass. (UP).
Born at City hospital, Herman
Leonard Boucher is the seventh
son of seventh son of seventh
son. His parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul O. Boucher.
Of Spanish democracy, also con
ferred with state department Of
ficials during their visit.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS IN GREEN
RIVER PRECINCT

The precinct at Green River
will be moved from the old voting
place to the new school building
for the primary on June 18th.
L. T. DERMID,
Chairman, County Board Of Elec-
tons. 4-lS-3t
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l6-Apartments

ROOMS So a week up. Apart
ments $25 up monthly. Gables,
corner Third and King.
WANTED-Small cottage, camp
or apartment by elderly couple,
May 25-October rs. Clean and
quiet surroundings, comfortable
beds, garage. Reasonable rent.
S. W. Cooke, Coronado Beach.
Fla.
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BIT OF FUN COSTS $79

HORNEPAYNE, Ont. CUP)-
Elgin Fines sent. lust for fun"
a telegram to Mrs. Milton Thomp-
kinS, 4 friend. en- route to TOrOn-
to, saying, Return next train;
trouble" The fun cost him Il $40
fine when he was convicted Of
sending a false message.
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13-Merchandise
15-MisceHaneuus

ROOFING MATERIALS-We can
supply you with the average
roof of metal. wood, roll or
composition and would be glad
to quote prices. Henderson,
vile Lumber Co. Phone az.
Near Depot.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
tor of the estate of w. Is. Case,
deceased, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate To present them TO the under
signed on or before the 18th day
Of April, 1899, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar Of recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make settlement with
the undersigned.
This April II. 1893.
SILAS +. CASE,
Admr Estate Of w. b. Case.
Al Mon 6tD
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WANTED - Sewing, plain and
fancy. Alterations and darning
a speciality. No. PA Fifth Ave.
West. Phone 698-J. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
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7-Professional Services

REGISTERED Spencer corsetiere.
For appointment call 9O5-J or
address P. o. Box 424. Chloe
NJ. Coffey.
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32--Rooms and Houses

WANTED-Small house or cabin,
unfinished for summer. Must
be reasonable. Box "A.H., "
TimeS-NeWS.
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SAMPLE DYEING-Let US make
your dull garment fresh looking
with quality dyes. Free moth
proof bag with any cleaning
Job or 5-year moth-proofing.
Abbott-Knight. Phone 688. r.
Carolus Williams, local mgr. :
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MOTHERS DAY brought out

DAY brought out
the finest linens IN many
homes. Let us give them the
detailed attention they should
have after use. Call c. c. Col
Inns or E. L. Roper, at Superior
Laundry. Phone LAP.
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Gdynia, port ON the Baltic, is
not only a busy harbor, but the
SCaShorc playground of Poland.
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Toe TAXI l0c-Between 4th and
18th. on Church. Phone 9144. =
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5--Foodstuffs

BATTERY-FED friers, hens and
other poultry, dressed to order
and delivered; fresh eggs; fish.
Attractive prices. NJ. h. Cox.
Phone S4S. Third Ave. +.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
fresh, open air market with
prices that will appeal to you.
Poultry, eggs, fish. Jack Rus
sell, lit Seventh Ave. w.
Phone 96S.
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Cuisines Services

SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
Quilts and blankets one
half regular prices of soc
and 40c, with 81 the mini
mum bundle, which may
be a combination of quilts
and blankets. MILLER'S
Cleaners & Laundry y,
phone 152. 100 4th Ave.
East.
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I7--Houses

FURNISHED small cabin. Near
golf course. JackSon's wood
yard. Phone |.
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I0-Transportation

LOCAL, long distance hauling;
agency for Allied Van Lines to
and from any place in L. S.
Vile Transfer Co. Phone 1917
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ESIATE w ;,

F. - A Z - We have the
Esn LOT rentals and purchase
vo ,TIJS- . community.
/ l.. nave houses or farms to
b. ~ your property with US
b. A RULER l. Realty Co., 131
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N HERE-SANE MORE

! SHIPMENT of used tires
p l5' 10 2O'. Come and
= them over. Louis Williams.
pc -fj-J. =
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE the new
Stewart Warner refrigerators
at the Midcity Tire Co.
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Wanted
2S-Help (Male)

CANDY SALESMAN WANTED
to work retail stores in vicinity
of Hendersonville. Apply by
letter to Rawls-DicksOn Candy
Co., WinstOn-Salem, n. c. .
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e. S SO = AND FRYERS for
s,or T. K, Houston, Davis
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recovery fund would be used for
political purposes and vigorously
condemned the pump-priming pol
icy
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-09

SEE US before you buy beds,
chairs, stoves, kitchen cabinets
and other good used furniture.
Hendersonville Furniture Co.
142 Third Ave. f.
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II-Household Goods

5O-POUND ice capacity, white
enameled metal refrigerator.
Nickel furnishings. Good con-
dition. Call 568-W.
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SIMMONS inner-spring mattress
in a lovely selection of covers
and with reinforced edges. Ex-
ira special at $1,000. Brunson
Furniture Co.
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SEE THESE FIRST

|Chyys.er Royal Sedan, radio,
E,vr: only 5000 miles.
Graham Sedan.
/ Chgysler Sedan.
pdel \ Foyis.
Pl.ccl righ.-Tcrms easy.
~ MOTOR & SALES co.
n Chrysler.PIymouth Dealer s
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81. ET-G Coo Guernsey cow,
I,T1a H. D u. Rhodes, Hender-
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For Sale
.4utos and accessories

Zoe CASH, first grade.
ace :or parking house car
lies a. reasonable rates.
L.:n's Independent Service
.,or. Eighth and Church. >
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ENDERsONVILLE CABBAGE

HENDERSONVILLE CABBAGE
PLANTS Copenhagen Market)
Half million now ready. Home
grown from spring sowing.
Norman Bitch, care Blue Grill.
Phone GIGS.
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1HESE ARE GOOD CARS

4 " Deluxe Coach.
5 w Deluxe Touring Sedan,
s vs. Ford Coach.
s Long Wheelbase | 1-2 tor
hev.1.e- Truck.
lPNAN MOTOR COMPANY
ID D. M. =
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and Poultry

s SoNO saddle or work horse.
,,'e Telephone ~ "'
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Special Notices

FOR THE BEST NEWSPAPER
Charlotte Observer-Call 80
or see A. p. CovingtOn, by car
rier or subscription. 4
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4-Seeds and Plants

PUERTO RICAN sweet potato
slips. J. 7. Greer, Route 4.
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4O-Miscelaneous
Lost and Found
43-Personal Property

LOST-Ladies Watch; reward if
left at Times News.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
ALL NAUCATUCK
 DEFEATS HILLS

Naugatuck, Aug. 20-With Ed monds tightening up in the pinches, the -Naugatuck baseball team scored on 8-5 triumph last night over the Washington Hills of Water bury at Recreation field here. A four run surge by the locals in the first gave them the edge and they were never headed thereafter. They added two in the second. one more in the fourth and one in the fifth. The visitors tailed one in the first, ono each in the third and fourth and came through with two runs in the last, the seventh. inning.
 The visitors had 10 hits to seven for Naugatuck but Johnson of the Hills was driven from the mound in the fourth and Gucrrera replaced him. Czaplicki and Gagain had triples for Naugatuck and Mulli- gan and Hcnncsscy of the visitors also rappcd three -baggers. Gagain and Mulligan hit doubles. Edmonds famed six and Johnson and Guer- rcra each struck out three.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
YuSSel'S Beef Is Not Kosher!
By DAN PARKER

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 The worst blnder Mike has promoter letting one man win three worlds championships No worther than Of coron Wednesday night at the Garden @ M @ all any any boxer can hold % and do justice himself and his profession that Vsaped least three months before he'll be the feaherwegh lightweight and Mushky Jackson would call opoH leads to monoony which the first place.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
TRAVIS, FORK HAVE GREAT BAT DUEL

New York, Aug. 20--CUP) - The the American league batting race between Cecil Travis. Washington Senators .Shortstop, and Jimmy Foxx, first baSeman Of the Boston Red Sox. grew closer than a sailors knot according to averages released today.
 Travis retained his last weeks av- while Foxx lost point and dropped to 347 Earl Averill. Cleveland, and Rip Radcliff. Chicago White Sox, tied for third place with .342.
 Ernie Lombardi. Cincinnati catch CT. continued to draw away from the field in the National league. He added one point to bring his aver age to 355, nineteen points better than Frank Mccormick. Reds first sackcr, who held second One point behind, with .335 was Arky Vaughan. Pittsburgh Pirates sort stop.
 Red Rufiing continued to lead the American league pitchers With l6 wins against four defeats, Cy Blan- ton maintained his National league lead with 10 victories against two losses.
 Leaders in other departments.
 Runs battcd in, FoXX, Red Sox ll6 Ott. Giants 80.
 Hits. Rolic Yankees, l47 Me Cormick. Cincinnati. l57.
 Doubles. Chapman. Red Sox 32, Mccormick, Cincinnati and II. Mar tin PhillIeS, 32 each
 Triples; Heath. Cleveland, l3; Mizc, l3, Cardinals. 12.
 Home Runs: GrecnberR. Detroit 38: Ott, Giants. and Goodman, Gin Cinnati, 27 each,
 Stolen Bases; Crosctti. Yankees 18. Roy, Brooklyn, Hack, Cubs. and Scharcin, PhillieS II each.
 Runs, DiMaggio, Yankees, 94; Ott, Giants. 93.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
BUDCE AND WOOD
 TO CLASH TODAY
Veteran Expected to Give Champion Much Trouble
 at Newport

Newport, R. l., Aug 20-tUP)- Don Budge, gunnlng for his third straight leg on the Newport Casino trophy, today meets Sidney B. Wood Jr., who was a leading player when the red haired Califorian wore knee pants.
 Budge was favored to make 1t three straight although Wood, mak- ing a comeback, was expected to give him hard fight.
 Budge reached the final yesterday with a 6-3. 6-1. 6-3 victory over Frankie Parker of Beverly Hills. Cal, while Wood upset highly fav- ored Joe Hunt of Los Angeles, 6-2. 3-6, 5-7. 6-3. 8-6.
 Don also reached the doubles final along with Gene Mako. They scored a l5-13, 6-4, 7-5 victory over Wayne Sabin and ElWood Cooke of Port land, Ore. Johnny Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison. former American and All-England champions. were leading Wood and Hunt 1915, 6-3, 6-2 when darkness halted play.
 That match will be completed to- day.
 Budge still showed the effects of a sudden illness which almost cost him victory on Thursday. He ap- peared very tired in yesterdays doubles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
BRISTOL WEST ENDS
 WORKOUT SUNDAY

Bristol Aug. 20-More than 25 professional football players are cx- peced to turn out here tomorrow afternoon for the opening practice or the Bristol West Ends, outstand ing Connecticut eleven last season. The drill will be staged at Muzzy held and will begin at 2 o'clock.
 Albie Burke Of Waterbury, former Colgate back; Bill Pendergrast of Boston. veteran professional star and one-time player with the Manhat- tan Jasper; Dave Pinky, husky Jewish tackle of 195 pounds who halls from Hartford and played three seasons on the varsity line of Connecticut State; "Pluggy" Di- Giovanni, Bristol youth and star guard of Niagara last season; Ernie Concannon of Waltham Mass, erst- while guard and captain of New York University.
 Holdovcrs due to report include George Mulligan and Sugar" Hugrct, ends; Dikes Hall Berdic Monico, tackles; Lary Lubsey, Dave Couhig and Dan Harrigan, guards, Jim OBrien and Joe Marc, ccntcrs; Walt Froelich, Charlie O'Kcefc, Warren Mulrcy, Jack Gallivan and Walt SWitzer, backs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
INDIANS MUST WIN OR ELSE IS NEW ULT|MATUM
Cleveland Will Break Up Team If Pennant Fight
 Does Not Occur

Cleveland, Aug. 20.-(UP) The Cleveland Indians baseball players were told today that they must win the American league pennant or lose their jobs.
 "If we cant win the pennant with this team. then we'll have to break l it up," Cleveland Vice President C G. Slapnicka said.
 He had predicted freely month ago that this was Cleveland'S year The Indians then were out in front and looked like certain winners.
 Then they met the Yankees and lost three straight. Since then, the Indians haven't been the same.
 'Jf this keeps up, we might as well blow the field out there and plant something that will grow" Slapnicka said. That meant, he said, that un- less Cleveland improves by Sept. | many would be released.
 Slapnicka said he would make re- placements with young blood from the minor leagues. He talked par ticularly of two Milwaukee infield- CTS, a pitcher in New Orleans and an Oklahoma City second baseman, but named no names.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
BRUNO PARDEE,
 CHAPMAN MAY
 SETTLE GROWN
Finals of Country Club Championship Sched.
 uled Today

Bruno Pardee, New Haven, run- ner-up to Holly Mandy of Wethers- field last year in winning the sixth annual Country club of Waterbury championship, and D. c. Dick) Chapman of Greenwich were figured to develop as finalists of the seventh invitation golf tournament today. Each will have to dispose of worthy opposition before they meet for the title, with the outside chance that Pardee might tangle with his broth CT Al Pardee of New Haven munic- ipal, should the latter score the up- set of the tournament, by defeat- ing Chapman.
 Too, Bruno Pardee is no "cinch" for the finals, for he has to get by Ellsworth Hoyt. No. l man of the Yale golf team, the latter putting out the strongly favored Bill Stock hausen, up after disposing of Ned Farley. Chase c. C., and l while Alex Pardee defeated Jake Vreeland, Chase, 4 and 3.
 Pete Burke's defeat by Chapman yesterday was by and ,, the re- suit Of some remarkable chipping and putting by the Greenwich golfer. who happens to be state amateur champion. and he held to par figures to dispose of Burke and H. A. Mill gard before him. J. J. McKeon tour nament medalist, was an easy victim of Tommy Sheehan, Notre Dame golf captain, who in turn was elim- mated by Bruno Pardee. Finals were scheduled for 2 D. m. today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
PROBABLE PITCHERS
By United Press National League

Pittsburgh CKlinger 8-4 at Chi cago Bryant l1-O.
 Boston tMayFayden l0-5) at Brooklyn Pressnell l0-lD.
 Philadelphia (Mulcahy 6-l6 at New York (Schumacher l0-D Cincinnati CMoore Al and Wal tcrs l0-lO at St. Louis tShoun 3-5 and Warneke ll-4 two games.
 American League
 St. Louis Cox 1-0 at Detroit Dawson 5-8.
 Chicago tStraton 12-0 at Clcve- land Harder l0-O.
 New York (Pearson l0-5) at Phil adelphia Ross 6-l0.
 Washington (Chasc 4-8) at Bos- ton (Harris l-2)