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APARTMEkTS UkFvRhjSNlp.
654 e ST. NE.
Com nletaly m0heleA

654 E ST. NE.
Completely Remodeled.
81, 80.
Llvins room. 2 bedrooms. kitchen. d.
JEROME 8. MURRAY,
Rep. 246O. 1881 q NV. Pot. 4bas.
Mr.. GOVT. DEPTS.
&4s.5O-21S4 r 1t. n.w.-3 rms, kit.
S87.SO-als4 Pa rms. kiteh.neta::.
S4o-2lsa Pa. ave- sss.. kitchen,
$so-lsas Pa. .ve.-l rm.. kitchen,
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
213o Penn. Ave. NV. Rep. 2l12.
3441 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
.st:.IRs Mt: Rainier. Md:-5,;room apt. lars.
sas moes nefud n..
adults. OWNER. Lincoln O682.
$3.50.
233 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
.nd bath and ns and
JOHN F. DONOHOE g. SONS.
3l4 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lincoln OOS4.
THE CHASTLETON,
lOtu ANIL n 9lS. NV.
Conveniently located. modern eight story
po,1a": r% .nS soS:snins n.sb stores and dining
% k M s:sS S.sh Dc1sh sS sSs sS aas ssS ssS
Corner apartments; 24.hour svitchbosrd
rSons sfx'oi M sUKosss tass,ss n.r. DuDon. 1000
1920 18th NV.
New building: !. rooms. dinette. kitchen
cabinets; Ressonable rent. Apply ~ to res.
ans,rI; msrI !404 1uckerman st.. or cali Ran
FINE VIEW ROCK CREEK,
TRIPLE EXPOSURE.
GoNN. AVE. At TAFT BRIDGE.
Exclusive. modern nreorooi W 90 fISrs'D; blSs; :le.
rooms. 23Os Ashmesd pl NV. Pot. 5Oss.
1NTOWN-5 BIG RMS, $40.
LARGE separ.t. rooms af i4e4 Hftss st. '1e,'on n~
UNUSUAL PORCH APT.
25l4 QUE ST. NW-GEORGETOWN.
Modern bldg; iiv. rm.. dining rm. kit,
dIsss,9s dressing rm; Murphy bed inciosed porch.
same apt. without porch $40 ''
LOVELY NV. APT, $50.
HUGE 2-RM., X. APT, $45.
CORNER APT; > RMS. KIT. SOB.
psrouet noors: double exposure: conven-
lent location car available Adams g4S4
1910 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
rms. receD. hail: cleo refg on house
eorrsnt; III front; S45. See jsnitor.
,s4 M sth 8 nwml rm. kit. bath: elec
Z N. AIKEN. 800 NV Natl 1868.
$50 7th ST. NV
rms. kitchen. bath: will decorate to
suit tenant; conv. locs ton: GOOD trans :.
rent reduced Call HARRY PORETsKY.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Of New Hampshire ave.Nev English Nor
firepiaces: lot. 16, #. deep: aaraee; south
ern exposure; near stores and transpcrta-
tion. Reasonable price. Natl. co3o.
WITHIN oNE-HALF BLOCK, OF sAuL's
Isse at ss,a5o THos L. PHiLL1Fs,
Cleveland 1900 until pm.
$500 $500 CASH, BAL BALANCE NICE LIKE u EEM.NEw:
Fort Dupont PIX ei4 Ridge I'd. Sc.
NEW-HoME CONDITION; s RMS: H.
VII oil burner: ne Sc. section: exeeptieensI e
d KEMP, Decatur 1l41.
sss9RET sonsa ndmsT Amer UNIV PA 1853 sk
seest one auesy opsn s.ss
before completion; there's reason.
brick house; direct from builder: buses
4sth st. NV Emerson 6596.
Ss.95O-NEAR FOUR. CORNERS, ND
Lovely country home. rooms, all modern;
Dlaned G With apptGs sh2"Ss flu un re- aoa VII.
be interested in this quiet. secluded SPOT
tS2rr for the family. Chicken houses childrsns
s5..5o-I34s PERRY PL. NV LARGE
rooms. oak floors throuRhout. Desirable
for home or investment at this low price
fae 1Rsn fo RsfH nd ntASr n4 CO. e0sRoS
A NEW DETACHED CENTER-HALL colo,
at 50 $50. and in Chew Chase. This home
Is and On is buy for II. Is prde
PHILIPS. Cleveland a?oo until pm.
s.. 55o.BY oWNER.NEw: 5 ROOMS.
nsb.d s sats s69ns de o1oS epaee
ave, between Waldorf and D. Hillside.
Capitol Hsts,. Md. Pot. 335s-R.
big 5th 81. E.W:.DuNNIGAN BUILT:
weather-stripped: sarage: Al condition:
81 s4s55oo;..c!oNyENIENT Zoo; NV: LOCATION:
ment: viii rent for or $500 per ~TD ". owner
sRopE sRS,bs esy cosERT %Iis haEe fac fssh NATL ss
NEAR THE MONASTERY BEAUTIFUL
Semi-detached. r. and tile shower bath
latest style h.-w.h.. with oil burner; hard
ssss 1sd iSos 5eDass .and sns
terms. ..6s s E. a, a, oARvEy sovnsGI ssdo Dist.
NEW RooMs. BRICK; 5000 CASH:
sse' g s0Se Natl. sa Sea seoo month"; pay IKE re"''
MT. PLEASANT: IDEAL-IO RMS.
tractive street. can Z. W. BAILEY. Adams
TXKoMA. b. e. bunTsiow containing !
';:!. i:s E: ETC. fss ss HSsas s.
NF.-MoDERN. Z ROOMS BATH, BED
rooms; near trolley and bus: large living
room. fireplace: elec. refg.: 2-car garage;
large lot. Easy terms. Clev. 9372
oUT-OF-TOWN OWNER WILL SELL HIS
Chase Md. for 81 $50: small cash at
present rented for $50 monthly. This
servatiyely worth 81 900 more than the
selling price. Adams 9O9s
A NEW HOME OF ARTIsT1C DESIGN.
VIII With %, oedroom al, and bath on 3 the frst ho"r;
moor: oil heat. Shepherd 2oso.
$50 MONTHLY WILL GET YOU AWAY
from those rent receipts and make this
ment. Attractive and convenient neigh:
MARIETTA Park. b. c.
Semi-detached brick house. 20 #. wide.
z rooins. bath front and rear porches;
o,l & burner; Kitchens b.ilt-in sarase: .nn - IN IN
and S67 25 per month. including taxes
Mr.. Bennett, Geo 2s4S.
1924 ,sis XSp5E + \ nv JAMES bi.'4Ist .ss ss..
This attractive buneaiow Of nve Spa
eious rooms buiIt.in gar. and provision
future home After modest cash payment
:ns 'alsnss es,os ls's ssss than rent w'esn'
NEAR 9th ST. AND RHODE ISLAND AvH
n.e.-Semi-det brick. rooms bath 'front.'
and rear porches; IN new-house condition:
Sold for So. .45O when first built. now only
1924 18th st. NV. District 3s4s.
CONTINUED On Next rAssD
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ApARrMrhTs vhfuRA,sHrp.

e \SOutluuGQJ
sl5 c q. si-a Rms. FOYER: KIT.
and Sss .: na e. In S,
maid Atlantic 4ss:. 's' 's
THE CAVALIER:
$500 14th 81. NV.
=. Beautiful corner apt" ready for imms-
Two bedrooms. living room. foyer. dining
room. kitchenette. bath with built-in tub
Resident Manager. Col. 5000.
40 400 o 18th ST: Nw.-.a r.. K. B. seo.o0
k.sr u: 1sts ssSs i; l.. nSns y: 9sS
ss4la s.: ave. avs rms. bath $50
Oh ,Aaes ! ~ nx xoobW2kps VII + Re.l,oi. $3.50
1900 H II ST. Me- ROOMS AND 90
#: 1s s:. room: room. ana and bath
dis IN e. Ios%s IsS%s 1s and bath bath 1888 1888
l.o4 St. Ne NJ. q SHG Lincoln 1891.
Wind ventilated. xoundproof bldg. con-
Now available, 2 bedrooms, spacious living
Cor; front. 2 rooms, large hail. kitch-
.,. ,D03WNToWN-l7o7 X ST. NV
room , kit. bath with shower. rear porch,
.sS Sases cohGitiOh' S.0. CAL res. mgr.
on premises. Natl. 1894, or 3. QUINCY
SMITH. Inc. 800 10Th 81. NV. Dist. 9O57.
y R ST. N.E.-coRNER BLDG. APIS.
Of rooms and bath. large rooms: good
ioSst1n H" n;I, Rent less than similar agts: II
ably rent. Rentals, x62 80
c. W. SIMPSON CO.
1924 Vermont Ave. Met. 57OO.
1899 EYE ST. NW.-FIvE ROOMS.
1883 Euclid st. n.w.-Five rooms.
VIM. r. ELLIS.
500 Eye st. NV Dist eO29.
$40 50 Mr.. 18th AND COL RD.. I7l2
Summit pl. NV rms. kit,
bath. free refg
Natl 05sa. DREYFUss BROS. Col. 1928.
1924 9th st. NV, C-@$5O.
Special Concession for 3 Months.
rooms. kit. din. bath: southern ex-
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HOUSES UkFURklshEo.
CONTINUED

Fontaine st.-six rooms. bath. saraee:
oSs1s On '@s a1:m:.. to :sf's'' Sn sssR''
OPEN DAILY-BY OWNER. 2 TO JPN.
No. 1882 30th street. Chevy Chase. D. C.,
soout one block North Rittenhouse st
rssaaas ss.e sriea in'ss sioo also nearby II rms
AnrTENT1oM n.rrNT1So.MS, ARMY ARMY AE!' NAVY or.
Sset ts eh:'i b.. D. bfe1 dt SIX F%: 70 sso pr
mo: 1855 Monroe st. NV. rms. ba'.
sSS ssebed nesEsy stk Va; rms bs ssmide
Fms s,oyDo b. ,s5s land: $50. FUTON
z; z; 20 GORDON. l421 Eye street NV. Dist.
baths. II epasss s.i..s q. 7d fSesa 3s3s
newly decorated; refx. ciev. 1854. 4s5" "'''
$7b.OO-s733 W N.w-6 RMS. B. WITH
shower. 3 porches. maids rm.; auto. heat
n0us hsLoshY Al asfs .ss sl.y
tsls 9Th ST. Nw.-sEn-pEr, R..
fons9sS,ss p; snHS.sr. ear; sentiles $3.50; a:s
ss@ 50; s17 y rarr..us n st. st. D. nv y'fs' r, s'. T.
yard. auto heat. splendid condition, eonv:.
DAY DAY Georsis or a. 6i.s tHa; 300 newly oee' Mon
N.E.-MODERN z ROOMS, BATH, 4 BED
room. repaee e i0'.fy .i.c ane bus Large living
large lot: easy terms ciev. s3;a. ~
1923 HOBART ST. NV. ONT. PLEAS
anti. ants rooms; ? baths; gas heat. refs:
psneieo psar recreation room: fireplace: large
Dfifsef stF Sss iSS aoahssfsss seEas BROS
1854 OAK ST. NW-6 ROOMS AND
path $50 per month: ami. light. airy.
62l6 9th ST: N.W-SEMI- DETACHED a
hot water: s55. Georsia s405 S '''0'
CLEVELAND PARK.
5000 saith st. n.w.-Four bedrooms.
sleeping sns porch %1si Living dining rooms and
Southern Bldg District % SIS. = h"AS'
1904 QUE ST. N.W.-AN OLD GEORGE
town home, with fve bedrooms and Two
paths: excellent condition: automatic heat;
posehea ss large .uto%s9': sSS%
ssos Conn conn. aSe lSese eornsr ser,sl: Leland >,
Chevy. Chase bedrooms. large porches.
baths, automatic heat; doubbi. u,r: sarare:
corner MY MHusfcE sfesshsa FTzGERAEp sEfs tESund'
1871 G ST. NV. National s3ss
353s 14th ST. N.w.-6 ROOMS. BATH
h,wh., electricity $50
1oSs % a5d s1.,,n,s;,ze St nswe rooms, baths
c. W: siMPsoN CO. -
/ 1924 Vermont Ave. Metropolitan 500.
2146 F ST, N.w.-IO ROOMS AND BATH.
hho,,water hon ,Io heat. @ running water in rooms
b. IL, 1ssl y: Irving 1 st. pw-s room, and
| 4435 st. n.w.-6 rooms and bath,
slespins porch. garage. large lot. Rent.
2a06 D St nw-5 rooms and bath. hot.
wafer JAMES hsis M ReR' Woo1%xRp So a. R.,,to,.
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ROOMS FUR. 6 UhFUR.

4"O4 18th NW.-Cheerful master bed
I'M. next bath. windows. porch. unlim
rhcne, newly deco. Columbia 31aO-J,
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BUNGALOW.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

us-We have applicants for all classes
GRAHAM " OGDEN 3I3 woodward Bldg
Natl. 36S9. Eve. Wis 3."6-J.
HOME. "a BEDROOMS: WITHIN 90
miles OF District ground for Garden;
rent S35S40, with option OF buying:
will consider business property. Box
46O-Y Star. 81
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FLATS FOR RENT,

9O6 BALTIC. Blvd, Riverdale, Md.
rooms. kitchen bath. $415O: conven-
lent 10 schools and bus
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WElL-FuRN,, MODERN. CORNER HOUSE
lily for 3 months; Ss5 mo. Randolph 1851
JULY. .AUGUsT-DEsIRABL HOUSE
completely furn.; refs. piano; , screened
porches: conv. trans; reas. to right party.
1895 Nicholson st. NV. Geo. 6.65.
AMER. UNIVERSITY PARKS ROOMS,
aT1s s.rss Fenced baths baths BUS 1865
Davenport st. NV. After 8.
NEAR PARK. RD.-7 LARGE ROOMS.
brick: 3 porcheS. AWNINGS screens; insu-
lated throughout: oil heat ami: COM
pietely furnished occupancy at once, 33o3
1909 goth ST. N.w.-LEAsE. ROOMS
semi.detached. IN baths. garage; COM
pletely furnished. Emerson 55s6.
CHEVY CHASE. Md. TO SEPTEMBER. Is
Home Of naval onicer. completely fur
rooms. sleeping porch: in a setting Of
gorgeous trees. Wisconsin 1910
WESLEY HEIGHTS. HIGHEST COOLEST.
spot in city: 40 trees. bedrms. 4 baths,
screened porch. recreation rm. piano.
elec. refg.: 2-car sarage; ref. Clev. 1904.
residence: bedrooms 3 baths, stone fire.
pH piacs Hspl large e. porches . grounds; long lease
WHILE FAMILY IN EUROPE AUGUST
and Sept. 1868 Breechwood Circle. Arling
ton ni,and and WOODED % acre. high elevation cool
Bridge from Cherrydale. Reas.
TAX. PIX. MD. Is SHERMAN ave-
rms. bedrms.: anil: comfortably furn. /;
cool shade; porch: cOnven. transp. Shep
COOL HOME. 43oa CATHEDRAL. AVE.
Yves: Hts. July Sept. Is. only $50 month
WllllnE inexpensive maid II desired. 2S'
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NEAR PARK RID.

S3 wk., $3.50 mo-: desirable large cool
room; twin beds; adjacent bath; unIiln.
phone. t:l.. 18th ST. n.w Adams 4.O5.
COLORED--l excellent room for refined
person. man OF woman. Apt. 4E 1925
Vernon ST. NV.
COLORED-l6l1 Swami st. NV. Apt 81
Neatly furnished room. large closet
windows: refined. employed couple. or
gentleman
COLCRED-I34O ST. n.w.-Lge furu.
rm.. for couple or , girls nr. l4th and u
carline: reas. North 1O4l9.
COLORED-l935 Vermont ave. NV
Furnished room 2nd-noor front, in pri-
vate home. North 5s19.
COLORED-933 N st. n.w.-Large room.
n ne5t bath; reasonat3 Apt. 13-A. Mrs.
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EFFECTIVE JULY Ist.
$4,000 MO. PER PERSON UP
Delightful meals. cool. restful: studio
rooms. each with phone laundry valet
and switchboard service An exclusive
residence for business and professional
men and women. under experienced man.
asement. rendering n disnihed service
North CIR3
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HOUSES FUR. OR uhFUR.
HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

aO31 PARK RD N.W.-NEWLY DECO
rated 9-room house facing park: 2 baths:
Sa4-S94. Mr.. TREeCOTT. Natl. 1888.
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FIRST CLASS.
THE SH3WNUT
c.o0 10th ST. NV.
bedrooms. reception hall. liv room,
porch. kit. and bath with shower. elevator
sEltchboard; S75. Call res. mgr, Dupont
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HOUSES FURNISHED,

1872: D ST. NE.-5 ROOMS BATH
elec., h.-w,h.; excellent condition; $32 80.
Call Lincoln .OS4-W
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.
TAX PIX r., B; ~ ELM. BUNoA-
o +. b. sar. sleep porch. Shep. 406.-J
y, EAST UNDERWOOD ST. CHI. CHI.
baths; garage; large shaded lot. Emer-
3118 MT. PLEASANT ST. NW.-l3
rooms. baths; h.-w.h.; elec,: commercial
Hes AscksR ssoG Met. e. sis @H Call sD" L. srRo-
5b44 3oth PL;-BRIcK. DErAcHED. 9
Il. 4, att,c ais finished baths. oil heat. Owner.
s4m sol RNGK Ss;.<. CREEK = 81 cagkcE " Ep; N.Y.
231s ~ ;, 18th ST, N:W;-.TEH ROOMS; e q
1899 Eye st. NV. District 2Oay
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE, NEAR GOVERN
eon ,4s .ad eeorse
rooms. shower in basement: hot-vater
OH n rev saSS II 's. 1ssi dr.
On: Y. AVE. NV ROOMS. BATH.
eee.! ee qnds1 q.S.ir.S sntirf house; sm Tefey-
ave. sueeS nv xe'''feo' Ana"'re No. N. T.
10 MIN: GOVT. BLDGs.. NEAR HIGH
school; built.in garage. large bright rms,
isaar, taSs Ssors 5as:m.nt f. a Eos d sr1.n; .s
81. ne. North s4:sS.R Or Dec. $500. Apt. ola.
2ys
.37 LONGFEIIOW ST. N.W.-o ROOMS.
bath. FriGldaire porches. yarage: excellent
condition: rent reduced. Adams 1921
CHI. CHI, 1881 IN0OMAR PL. NV.
block OF Conn. ave.-6 yrs. old. newly
ssS owN shEsuseH%s r%i auto heat
91s LONGFELLOW ST. NW.-s ROOMS
and baths 2 finished rooms in base.
ment; large yard; double garage: SIS
month.
GH; CHI 33rd Sr: q BLOCKS SOUTH or
in garage: S8b, Wisconsin 6Oi8.
GEOR0ETOWN-FINE HOME. EXCLU-
sive neighborhood, rooms. bath, break :
last snd slsepins porches; built-in sarase.
FOXALL-OvERIOOK GOVT PARK:
4 rms, 2 baths. double rear porches.
sarage. Natl. 1O40 o. Wise. 45O4,
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COLORED-REFTNED. :, r.. K. B.; MOD
ern: Janitor service: rent S31 80 Apt s.
2129 ST. NV. Call Met 2I4.
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2 rms. kitchen. bath: will decorate Ia
suit tenant; conv. locs ton: so0d trans
rent REDUCED Call HARRY PORETSKY
Randolph 28e6
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-04
Paul Redfern Is
Held Legally Dead

-' DETROIT, Jan. 4. (UP)--Paul
Redfern, aviator who disappeared
mysteriously while on a nonstop
flight from Brunswick, Ga, to Rio
dc Janeiro more than 10 years
ago, was declared legally dead to-
day, at: the request of his wife.
Redfern, who took off from
Brunswick, August rs, 1927, af-
ter flying from Detroit, was de-
clared dead by Circuit Judge Rob-
ert Toms. in her petition, Mrs.
Redfern said the last word she
had from her husband was on
August 26 when he was sighted
by a Norwegian steamer, which
picked up messages from the fiji
er. 49,,
The steamer was only $50
miles from the Brazilian coast at
the time, and considerable specu-
lation developed as to whether
Redfern was able to make the
mainland. For the past ten years,
he repeatedly had been reported
seen in South America. Once he
was reported as serving as a jun
gle lord for race of savage
tribesmen.
All efforts to locate him were
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-04
ROTARIANS WILL DINE
CHAMP CORN GROWERS
fcont;nued from mage one)

Continued from page onel
nounced. Each year Mr.. BOYD
presents a Rotary pin to the
members having the best attend
ance record for the year.
This year there are five mem
bers of the club with perfect at
tendance. They are President
Bert Browning, Vice-President
Singley, Secretary Clarence Cos
ton, Hokc Flack and Harold Flan-
agan. -
The Is corn growers are: o. e;
Corpening, Horse Shoe; Floyd
Ward, Arden; William Justus,
Naples; George Gibbs, Etowah
Darnell Hoots, Flat Rock; W. r.
Cathey, Arden; J. T.. Davenport,
Horse Shoe; J. A. Baldwin,
Fletcher; w. E. Moss, Henderson
vile, Route 2; Reid Lance. Horse
Shoe; w. F. Bowman, Henderson
Vile; Forest Lance, Arden; }. M.
Goede,, Horse Shoe. Clarence
Goode, Horse Shoe; S. P. Will
liafmson, Horse Shoe; j. r.. Set
tie, Horse Shoe; Wash Lance,
Horse Shoe, and j. ID. Hooper,
Horse Shoe. .
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-04
SAY DECATUR WILL
RESUME PLANS FOR
CITY POWER PLANT

DECATUR, Ala, Jan. A. (uP)
The city of Decatur will resume
plans Immediately to construct a
municipal electric power distrlbu.
ton system in view of the U. 5.
supreme courts PWA-power loan
decision yesterday. Mayor K. n.
Harris announced last night.
81 feel very good over the su'
prcmc court decision" Harris said
"a. If nothing Unforeseen hap
pens we should be able to. adver-
tise for bids in three or four
weeks. a survey is now beng
made, y :, -
He said the delay by the courts
on the PWA power decision had
cost Decatur more than $5O,OOO
in that the cost Of materials for
municipal plant had risen that
much since the plant was first con.
templated. -,
Harris said the city would. drop
plans to fnance-the system out OF
private funds from revenue bonds
The Alabama Power COMPANY
several months ago Informed The
city it was not interested IN sell
ing its distribution system here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-04
new DEAL HAS
BALLOT TEST
Alabama Voters Choosing
Blacks Successor in
Senate Today

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Jan. f.
UP)-Thc New Deal was expect.
cd today to receive . dircc, tcs,
in the Deep South when Alabama
voters decide which one of three
candidates shall succeed L. $. Su.
preme Court Justice Hugo Black
in the U. S. senate.
Rep. Lister Hill, who ha~ gen.
orally gone down the linz Tor
New Deal policies: former /. s.
Senator J. Thomas Helm. veteran
of Alabama politics and "indcpon.
dent" toward the Roosevelt admin.
istration. and CharlesnWilIiams, a
dirt" farmer Of split lcamings,
are the candidates.
Hill. generally was expected 70
pet the vote Of at least the more
ardent Democrats and most Of the
labor vote. Helm, sharp-tongGed
orator whose strength in past
years lay in the rural section. was
expected to get most OF the anti
New Deal vote and uncertain rural
strength. Williams strength was
uncertain. Most of it, however,
probably will come from farmers.
Heflin. ousted from his senate
seat in 1880 after etate Democrats
deposed him for opposing Al Smith
for president in 1923, was forced
to make his last minute appeal for
votes from his bedside in a Lafay-
cite hospital. He is recuperatng
from lebar pneumonia, which de.
veloped Saturday a week ago.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-04
GOVERNOR WINSHIP
REPORTED ON PLANE
LANDING In MAXTON

MIAMI. Fla, Jan. 4.--(uP(-
Officials of Eastern Air Lines mere r.,
said last night that Gov; Blanton
Winship of Puerto Rico was
aboard the northbound EAL trans
port plane from Miami which was
forced down yesterday at MaS'on'
n. c., by engine trouble. :od
Governor Winship, WHO arrived rvs
here Sunday night from San 'uaii'
left onsthe EAL plane at h'o-
night. tho mas
EAL officials here said the pas
sengers were taken by tram W
Richmond, Va, where they were
p nier,.ti' aboard a plane at 6:lO p:
here tS'i however, whether Winship
resumed I'csni his journey to Washing hing:
ton by plane or continued from
Maxton by train:
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-04
ROOSEVELT WARNS
ASSURANCE LACKING
TREATIES TO BE KEPT

CONTINUED from page one)
provocations which in other days,
because of their seriousness could
well have cngcndered war. The
people Of the United States and
the government have shown ca
pacity for restraint and a civil
lied approach to the purposes OF
peace while at the same time we
maintain the integrity inherent
in the sovereignty Of l3O,OOO,Ooo
people, lest we weaken or destroy
our influence for peace and Jeop-
ardize The sovereignty itself. .,
1t is United States traditional
policy, the president said, "to live
at peace with other nations. But
more than that, he continued, we
have been among the leaders IN
advocating the use of pacific
methods of discussion and concl!-
iation in international differ
cnccs. We have striven for the re-
duction of military forces.
but in world of high ten,
sion and disorder, in a world
where stable civilization is actual
" threatened, it becomes the re-
sponsibility Of each nation which
strives for peace at home and
peace with and among others TO
be strong enough to assure OBJ
servance of those fundamentals
of peaceful solution of conflicts
which are the only ultimate base
for orderly existence.
"Rcsolute in our determination
to respect the rights of others,
and to command respect for the
rights of ourselves we must keep
ourselves adequately storing IN
snlf-drfcnSe"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-04
MAYOR GIVES TWO
SUSPENDED TERMS
In VAGRANCY CASES

In city police court this morn
ing Frank King and Ernest Kirk
were given 80 days on charge
of vagrancy by Mayor A. ". Ed
wards. Sentence was suspended if
the defendants leave the county.
Should they return a 60-day sem
tence would become operative
City police also reported the re-
turn of the Chevrolet car belong
ing to T. D. Clark which was sto-
len last week. The cal was found
in Greenville county but officers
in that county were looking for
the men who stole the car on a
burglary charge and hold them
there. The car had been stripped
of all parts that could be taken
from it.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-04
WALL STREET
IS CHEERED
new MESSAGE
Business Leaders More
Optimistic After Policies
Are Voiced

Copyright, 1888, by United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 4. (UP)-
Wall Street generally viewed
President RooScvclt's message on
the state of the union yesterday
as conciliatory to business.
While operators approved the
absence of vitriolic illusions to
big business and Mr.. Roosevelt's
assertion that "the Overwhelming
majority Of business men and
bankers intend to be good citi-
Zens," some were apprehensive
over that portion of the message
which referred to preparation of
a special address for "reconstruc-
ton" of certain laws pertaining
to business.
They believed that Mr.. Roosc-
welt thereby gave plain notice to
big business that the administra-
ton may seek curbing legislation
unless there is cooperation on the
governments terms.
Traders also were of the opinion
that Mr.. Roosevelt had approach
ed the big business question with
a master stroke of strategy, in
that he would be able to gauge
the sentiment of congress toward
further business reform and plan
his special address ard proposed
legislation, if any, on the basis of
the measure Of support he finds
later he has in both houses. Thus,
he might avoid another costly de-
feat such as he sustained in the
court fight.
His statement that he hopes to
have the help of business in re-
coyery efforts was considered mod
eratelv favorable and a "play" for
the support of the largest segment
Of business.
The promise for a smaller def
cit in the 1889 fiscal year budget,
but not balance between income
and outgo, attracted major inter-
est. There were few in the Street
who had anticipated a balanced
budget, but Mr.. Roosevelts adj
mission was regarded as once
again raising the possibility Of in
flation. -~ .., ..-.
Many traders were of the be-
lief that more "meat" might be
found in the presidents budget
message today than in yesterdays
address. They were especially
anxious to know what-in dollar
terms-Mr. Roosevelt considered
it would be necessary to spend to
keep ourselves adequately strong
in self defense" Unemployment
relief expenditures also will get
close scrutiny as a possible clue
to how far the governments econ
omy program will go.
While the presidents decision
to push for wages and hours leg
islation was not very pleasing to
the Street, many traders inter
preted as favorable the presidents
indication that he would like to
see higher annual wages in some
industries, rather than higher
hourly wages. That. it was be-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-04
OIL HALL OF SCIENCE

TULSA, Okla. (UP).-A hall
of science, showing the methods
of obtaining refined oils from
crude oil, together with their
uses, will be feature of the 10th
international petroleum exposi-
ton here next year.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-04
POOR BEGCAR' IRKS POLICE

KLAMATH, Ore. (UP).-Po-
lice would like to capture "a poor
crippled beggar' who, after pan,
handling block with little sue,
cess, crossed over into the next
block, recovered the full use OF
his limbs, stepped into his own
new sedan and left for greenel
fields.