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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFflS6S fON NENI.
PENNA. AVE Mr.. 18th ST. NV
able for organization offces or similar use.
Lease detail from MR.. KNOUSE, Natl.
02lS.
CHANDLER BLDG,
1927 Eye st. n,w.--1n the financial
district; 30. Consult
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
2645 CONN. AVE. NV.
Suitable for doctor, dentist
or other professional busi-
ness. Near Wardman Park
and Shoreham, Apt. "a
Large living room, modern
kitchen, foyer and bath. Free
parking in rear. maid serv-
ice included, if rented fur
nished.) Reasonable rental,
including gas, electricity and
heat.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV. Natl. $500.
Evening star., 1938-07-30

PLYMOUTH 1893 sedan. Sl25. Perfect
running condition. Good tires, Worth
great deal more. Accept S35 cash Small
monthly payments Mr.. Herbert, 3422
Garfield 81 NV. Cleveland 1900
Evening star., 1938-07-30

OLDSMOB1LE 1887 convertible roadster
radio and heater. the beautiful green finish
IS ORIGINAL and this car runs like new;
] jig 2Oth ST. NV District Al4l
Evening star., 1938-07-30

PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe touring 2-door
sedan; clean and neat and not one of those
patched up cars: Chernerized and guaran-
teed. Please ask for Mr.. Mack Cherner
Motor Co. Branch. 5039 Conn. ave. En-
erSOD 44p5
Evening star., 1938-07-30

PLYMOUTH 1888 P. D. coupe: we believe
this type TO be very scarce: Chernerized
and guaranteed. Please ask for Mr.. FRYE.
Cherner Motor Co. Branch. 5039 Conn.
ave Emerson 44g5
Evening star., 1938-07-30

OLDSMOBHE 1887 coupe, low mileage and
like new; mechanically perfect; bargain
price, St13. Pohanka Service, 1925 goth
ST. n W. DlstriCt Oil
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PONTIAC 1887 s coupe with inclosed
opera seats; also custom radio and heater:
toned and Internationally guaranteed;
terms can be arranged of course. Please
ask for Bob Holt, Emerson 1875 or come
Evening star., 1938-07-30

PLYMOUTH 1886 de luxe town sedan;
built-in trunk; quiet. powerful motor:
clean interior. Nowhere in Washington
can you beat this car at our low Honest
Price of S4i5. Check this priceI Check our
not save Won ia minimum of SSo don', dna1
here. Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga ave
Evening star., 1938-07-30

PLYMOUTH 1888 sedan: new finish. tires
and interior show little wear: radio: a
dandy for So down and S3.5 per wk AIS
Motors. Inc. 1924 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Va: l6I 18TH St NV
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CHEVROLET 1896 de luxe sport sedan.
Nowhere in the city can you beat this
car at our low. Honest Price of S46O.
Check our car, check our price. check our
!o"-coSt General Motors terms. We aim
TO give purchaser a better car for less
money and on cheaper terms than can be
found elsewhere. We usually save pur-
chasers minimum of $50. owens Motor
Co E.IoG ca ave -
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CHEVROLET 1894 coach the mechanics
special for one day only. S91. Mandell
chevrolet. $500 Nichols ave. Sc. All. 4402.
CHEVROLET '37 de luxe business coupe;
neW-car title: spotlight and heater; per-
iect condition; must sacrifice; S495. Be-
lore =, or between 5 and : pm. 900 Keef-
nj "
Evening star., 1938-07-30

PLYMOUTH 1886 4-door trunk sedan:
cleaning black finish. good tires, motor
perfect, Spotless mohair upholstery; bar
gain at S445. Wisconsin Motors, Inc.
29Ul NJ St NV West 2g14
Evening star., 1938-07-30

OLDSMOB1LE 1898 4-door trunk sedan,
less than 1000 miles; like new; only Ss4O.
Pohanka Service. 1926 goth st. NV.
District 914l
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PACKARD 1897 touring sedan; radio and
other accessories: painted a rich navy blue
and immaculate interior; car that needed
the minimum OF Chernerizlng; uncondi-
tionany guaranteed of course Please ask
Tor Mr.. Frye a. Emerson 4495 or come to
Cherner Motor Co. Branch. 5O39 Conn. ave.
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PONTIAC 1884 sport coupe with rumble
seat in beautiful black; motor completely
overhauled; new rings, etc. A real bar
gain; S219. See Mr.. Rosenthal Terms
easy. Sullivans Chevrolet. 460 New York
ave. NV. Met. 2Sll
Evening star., 1938-07-30

PLYMOUTH 1886 2-door de luxe trunk Sc.
dan; radio Small down payment and as
sumo notes. S45 Upshur NV. Adams
Evening star., 1938-07-30

PLYMOUTH de luxe sedan, 1885: mechani-
cally good. tires good. Specially priced
for Saturday and Sunday, S345. Walsh
Motor, 5000 Georgia ave
Evening star., 1938-07-30

PLYMOUTH coach, 1885: today's outstand-
ing purchase. in perfect condition. Be
Saturday and Sunday only at S435.
Walsh Motor Co. 5000 Georsia ave
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ADAM A. wEscHLER d SON, Auctione.r,

VINCENT A. SHEEHY. JR.. Attorney.
Washington Loan g. Trust Building.
iy2S-dGdS exSu
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NASH 1884 trunk sedan; advance model
Smart looking: excellent finish: quiet, pow
erful motor Ave fine tires; clean interior.
city can you beat THIS car at our price.
Money-saving General Motors Terms,
owens Motor Co. 1923 Ga ave
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| PONTIAC 1886 6-cylinder 2-door trunk se-
| dan; motor and upholstery like new; a
| goodwill guarantee. H. J. Brown Pontiac.
Inc. just across Key Bridge in Rosslyn.
| Oyf
Evening star., 1938-07-30

OLDSMOBILE 1885 sport coupe. s-cylin-
der; excellent beige paint. all good tires,
Here is car that had the best of care.
We have 1t priced unusually low for Friday
and Saturday only. 1895. c. C. c. Guaran-
ty. Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd ST. n w.
National 1900. Open Sunday and evenings
Evening star., 1938-07-30

STUDEBAKER 1884 Dictator s sedan;
reconditioned throuehout; days driving
trlal: }O-day warranty: only S241
POTTER MOTOR CO. 1888 Silver
Sprlng ave. Silver Spring. Md
STUDEBAKER 1890 President sedan: good
condition; S35 cash. 1924 Newark st. NV
STUDEBAKER President 4-door trunk
sedan; 5000 miles by company ofhcial; not
a demonstrator. new-car guarantee; $3.50
discount, terms and trade. Wisconsin
3 pm
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PONTIAC. 1886 2-door sedan blue faisi:
motor and upholstery like new; goodwill
guarantee. II. j. Brown. Pontiac. Inc.
Just across Key Bridge in RossEn, Va.
oxford 1906
Evening star., 1938-07-30

OLDSMOBILE 1886 2-door sedan: excel
lent condition; sacrifice; will consider
trade. Columbia 111g-W
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PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door de luxe touring
sedan; beige original color: only S575.
Washinpton's leading Chryser and Plym-
outh dealer. Coast-In, Inc. 401 Florida
ave ne. Easy terms trades
Evening star., 1938-07-30

NASH AND LAFAYETTES-The largest
stock in the city of these fine automobile
vlctorias. coupes, sedans with or without
TRUNKS. Some with radios, heaters and
various equipment. Every one must be
seen TO appreciate condition. All priced
gown to new low to sell Immediately
here's your best buy for vacation Nash
Motors Of WASHINGTON 4th and Florida
ave ne Atlantic aOGO
Evening star., 1938-07-30

A. J. FAINT,
,vss,.s,sz.sssa.-1i:.ss..sst.t1a.ss 1i:s.sstt1as' '''''''r''
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CHEVROLET 1896 master de luxe town
sedan; trunk: original black paint; 5000
miles absolutely like new in every re-
spect; the most perfect car in stock: .
Chevrolet. 1900 Nichols ave. Sc. Atl
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK custom touring sedan. 81. with
trunk; smooth running. good looking car;
S..95. Owner. Wis. $40 i
BUICK 1896 4-door trunk sedan. model
a.; lustrous gun-metal finish. radio NV
brakes are good. my tires and upholstery
excellent. my motor is perfect. and look
only So45. Wisconsin Motors, Inc, 29UI
M st. NV. West 2914
CADILLAC 1896 5-passenger touring sedan.
Black paint. spotless interior. all good tires
and splendid motor. We have this clean
car priced far below the market for Friday
and Saturday only. at S615. c. c. c. Guar
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co, 1922 .2nd st.
NV. Natl. 1900. Open Sunday and eve
CADILLAC sedan. late 1888; Fleetwood
body. new top. motor overhaued. new
rings; paint upholstery. tires good; has
had excellent care; army officer leaving
U. 8: cost $1,000: bargain at $3.50 cash
Phone Col. Wren. Wisconsin 561T.
CHEVROLET 1896 de luxe sport sedan.
NQWhPrR In he citu tl,ir
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CHEVROLET 1924 coupe: original black
paint. thoroughly checked mechanically
and ready for thousands of miles of trouble
free service. Reduced to S23S during our
tWo-day sale. Mandel Chevrolet Co., 1900
Nichols ave Atlantic 4ANo
Evening star., 1938-07-30

CHEVROLET 1896 master coach clean
inside, good tires and the beautiful black
finish is perfect; bargain price S435.
Pohanka Service, 1126 goth ST. NV.
District DIAL
Evening star., 1938-07-30

ONLY 1900
Bunealow with 5 large rooms and bath
completely furnished; large lot. Gear ga
rage. This is q real BARGAIN: terms VIM
H. LANHAM. 1410 H st. NV, Natl. O366
or Co1 5O1Q
Evening star., 1938-07-30

SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE.
Bay Ridee water front. hve-room pebble
dash cottage. furnished; ami. including
electric range g. e. refrigerator, two
day and Monday. CHARLES r. ALLEN
River drive. or call National 2aS1 3O'
Evening star., 1938-07-30

CHEVROLET 1894 master 2-door touring
coach. This car is thoroughly recondi-
TONED: priced at only S:,39. Washington
leading Chrysler and Plymouth dealer,
CoaSt-In. Inc. 4O7 Florida ave ne
Easy terms Trades
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-31
Papy Will Support
City zOning Law
Zaw-.aw.ag. w. alH.1 ~. ).
6O-POUND JEWISH
CAUGHT BY CURRY

Captain Noble" Curry
caught a so pound Jewish
last night at the head of the
newly opened breakwater
pier.
The point is L shaped and
on the channel side at flood
tide Curry, who was fishing
along with other members of
his family. saw the big fell
low rise uD feeding. Grab
bling a few pieces of cut null
let he jammed them down on
d large Jewish hook and
threw d big line out.
II wasn't a second before
the yellow and black mon
ster smacked into the hastily
baited hook and after d swell
battle in which the big fell
low made several heftY runs.
Curry got If close 10 the pier
and pulled il in. II was just
the size for tender steaks.
Claude Gandolfo of the
WPA employment office.
had two strikes last week on
his big" line but each time
he got TO the line which was
going fast he found the fish
had gotten off the hook.
The new breakwater drive
is open until 9:45 each night
Frank Guerro. Waterman. in
formed The Citizen.
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gw%Aw%((N&%
FLORIDA'S EXHIBIT
AT WORLDS FAIR
TO FEATURE BEACH

DELAND. Aug. 3l,-tFESl
a Florida beach will border
the states exhibit along the
shores of Meadow Lake at
the New York Worlds Fair.
lis cabanas. gailY colored
beach umbrellas and pal
metio matched shelters will
be seen from all sides of the
lagoon against d background
Of vivid tropical planiinqS.
Between the stretch Of
white sand beach $50 feet
long and the Spanish style
Florida building over 1900
cocoanut and other types of
palms will be planted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-31
Defendants In Monroe County
Jail Ordered Released Today

JACKSONVILLE. Aug.
3l-Federsl Judge Alex
ander Akcrman ordered re-
lease of rs Tarpon Springs
sponge fishermen charged
with diving for sponges
within territorial waters OF
the state in Monroe county.
Judge Akcrman in n brief
habeas corpus hearing re-
affirmed a recent decision
holding invalid the state
law fixing state territorial
limits in the Gulf of Mexico
as three marine leagues or
nine marine miles from
shore.
States criminal jurisdic-
ton, Judge Alderman held,
is confined to United States
territorial limit which Is one
marine league or three nau-
teal miles from shore.
Sheriff Karl o. Thomp-
son of Monroe county said
he would telephone the or
der to Key West for release
of % men who have been
held in Jail since arrest.
Records in case showed
sponRerS on four boats were
arrested eight and half miles
from shore Aug. 10 by state
conservation officers and
those on fifth boat were ar
rested the following day bv
a Monroe county deputy
sheriff while fishing At
distance they estimated Al
IL miles offshorc.
Judge Alderman ruled q
few minutes after hearing
was opened lie aid hc FL
ready had ruled last Mari
80 On the same question iu
the case in ,"hicb Sheriff 3
&. Cunningham Of Pin~l.as
county arrested Iamiris So,
riotis Of Tarpou Spring on
q -imiIar charge beyond ihc
thrcc-milr limit but within
ninc-milc limit Appel Is
pending before the United
Ststcs District Court IF NJ
pcals ~ Now Orleans.
Case recalled long ftvalrl
bcty>ccn KY Wcsi and o'h~'
epouger fishermen who
bring up thcir cstchc- w''o
long prappliug hook. 'o'
Greek Fishermen ~ Tstp"n
SPRING. who go down 49,
diving suits - pa'h"r -p"rn-
g.. from ocean flo"r
Enforcement off'c-r %.
,~untics from which hockcr
.pongcrs operate In past
have made number Of a.
rest, Of sponge divers opsrai-
ing within nine-mile limit
and rivalry between fisher-
men themselves ~ ye"rs
past has nsred into violen'-e
on few ocra@Ions-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-31
Wants Its Provisions Clear
In Minds Of All; Display
OF Maps And Informal
ton Ordered

] am in full accord with the
present coming ordinance of the
City of Key West and WIll do all
] csn to pass it through the next
Legislature. providing 1t gets am
pie publicity IN the city that all
may know what is IN IT., Repre-
sentative Bernie Papy Of this dis
irlct told the members Of the City
Zoning Board last night in
meeting at the City Hall.
The state legislature meets in
May Of 1893
The mechanics Of informing
the public Of the contents of the
ordinance. Zonlng Board mem
beers told The Citizen today viii
he 10 have large maps of the city
placed on the walls outside the
offices Of City Tax Collector AS
SCISSOR Sam = Pindcr and County
Tax Assessor J. Otto KirchhcIn-
er These maps viii have the va
rious a. b" and &C" rcsidcn-
tlal. business aad industrial sec
lions individually colorcd to their
boundaries
All pertinent information viii
be placed in the city's and coun-
tvs assessors offices. This in
formation Will include the exact
property lines fixed for the va
rious areas. copies of the require
ments Of the areas. and enforce
mcnt provisions
All who have objections to
thc provisions of the ordinance
may have q hearing before the
coming Board which viii decide
IF their claim IS just ZonIne
Beard members SAID today
Present 80 the meeting were
chairman " y Krkc and mcm
hers Jack Long. Fred Dion.
Franklin Albert Curry Moreno.
John Wolfe. and Chas II kyt
chum Besides Mr Pap> no
other citizens were present The
Board ulll meet every Friday
night from TINS time ON Sccrc-
taa Long told The Citizen. and
nIll hc glad % 90 over tho provl-
SONS Of The coming law with any
property owner who appears at
fhc meeting
Since the FIRST coming ordl-
nance nss passed TINS year there
have been tUo changes u the
provisions. Mr. Long SAID ono
Mas q change from apartment 80
residential A near the Radio
Station on tho eastern end Of the
island another was "a change =
"C' residential section uu Wind
sr Lane 90 Residential A In
hoth cases The individual prop
erty owners appeared before the
Beard voiced their complaints.
and thcsr side was clearly seen
when "a majority OF persons 1u i
certain area want a change they
uIll got a. Secretary Loug >d3
Had Stopped Building
Last week word was received
locally that three winter residents
ho were ta build homes amouu,
iag % $4,000 TINS winter haG de-
e.aea not e. hu.ld unu' - Is Tea.
ter from on, oi them stated au
aaso.att. strong rar.nl '.1 .,.I,..
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~. - .Asw1 aw1 So - s. - -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-31

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only II Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-31

~ ~ s.. s. 81. -. So, ~. s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-31

For 80 Years Devoted to the
Best Interests Of Key West
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Associated Press Day Wire
Service
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-25

loyaliSt Spain if one is willing to
take the risks of W.. One Is to
slip down the coast by ship
through the rebel sea and air
the other is 90 fly over
the area where Grnrrulissmo
Francisco Franco has masSed 800
warplanes.
] chose the latter.
After waiting 10 days in BARGE
iona, received official authori-
cation to fly. My instructions
sounded like a page out of an adj
venture story. was told to be
ready to depart at an hours
notice, taking no more than %
pounds of baggage.
The exact destination of the
plane was kept secret. Two nights
later | received notice to depart,
packed a suitcase and hurried
THROUGH darkened streets to the
meeting place.
Searchlights combcd the sky to
uGleCl possible IdlttfS Is ~
CROPPED our way slowly across the
city, by automobile, then with in
creased speed along a country
road lighted by a half-moon. Road
patrols halted US frequently until
we reached the airdromc. We
bounced across the field past
planes under whose wings rifle
men slept.
A sentry wrapped in a blanket
stopped us and examined our pa
erS. Then we alightcd and felt
our way into big monoplanc.
Motors roared. r ed ground lights
outlined the field for a moment
as we hurtled through thcdark-
ness.
The plane climbed until my
aching ears told me it was the
highest | had ever been. Below
us the coast lay in darkness. Not
single light pierced the night TO
guide rebel bombers. In darkncd
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-25

towns and villages along the
coast, babies were being born
and mon and women were dying
without benefit Of electricity.
am not permitted to describe
the route, but somewhere below
was the Ebro front, where l""
armies were sleeping or marching.
Flanco repeatedly had concrn-
tratcd $4,000 men and number
less tanks and planes in a small
area in an effort to maintain his
boast that the republicans ncTcr
would regain any territory he
conquered. Nevertheless, the
loyalists still held most of the 400
square miles they recovered III a
surprise offensive.
Our plane droncd along. the
moon dimly lighting the camou-
tagged wings. The moonlight was
our greatest danger, but we saw
no enemy planes. We nearcd the
Lcvante front where the republic
cans ldIlct TIC SltfilcSI olIcIINiN u
of the war, which the rebels
thought would bring them quickly
into Valencia. Since then the
lOyalists have fortified the ap-
proaches to Valencia to such an
extent that General Jose Niaia
confidently predicted this former
capital would be another Madrid.
a red streak in the east fore
cast dawn and the eastern sky be-
gan to brighten. Just as the last
star faded in the west, we headed
sharply downward and landed ut Il
secret airdrome whose hangers
were cleverly camouflaged to
nrevent detection from the air.
We drove in Carabincro's car
past fields where sturdy peasant
women were wmnowing wheat in
Biblical fashion, past acres Of
tall sunflowcrs whose seeds are
roasted and eaten. past vineyards,
watermelon patches and olive
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Letters To The
Editor

Continued from page two)
which the same results were
sought 60 centuries ago. But, in
the main, even the plan is the
same.
This leads the writer Of this
letter to say that in principle. and
in the principle of those who are
dealing the cards for US today,
there is an unmiStakable likeness.
both in dealing and dealers, to
some in other nations who at
present are dealing the cards for
their national groups in such
way as to rob those groups of all
that makes life worth the living
And such in all the centuries who
have sought their own eXaltation
at the price Of the poverty and
slavery of the mass under their
thumbs have a compost picture of
themselves in what we have in
Washington at the present time.
They, from their graves may re-
.joicc to see their perfect likeness.
But, let us do all we can to mar
this present picture Of the sim
lister forces of the underworld
who seek to usurD the high place
Of honorable men, and would
even take Gods place, if they
could.
REV. W. 4. VROMAN.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-25
PERSONAL
PARIS STYLES
By AUDREY AMES
United Press Staff Corespondel

United Press Staff Correspondent
PARIS. (UP).-Brown, despite
annual predictions to. the CON
trary, this year made d sweeping
campaign in the fall fashion col
lection and, if the forecast holds
good. large part Of feminine
wardrobes this winter will be
made up Of dresses. coats ana
suits in some shade Of brown.
The darker color range i'll
clude,. first of all, those rather
indofinable brown tones which re-
mind one Of wine dregS or deep
mahogany tones. Quite different
are the deep brown costumes
which. if made in velvet or
downy wool fabrics, can hardly be
distinguished from black.
Frightening the brown horizon
are the decD rusts and hcnnas-
one. to be specific, being Jean
Patou's new "Cornclian" shade.
"Tabac." launched earlier in the
wear. continues popular along
with stable golden seal tones.
Combinations Of brown and
other colors are "a keynote OF!
many a collection. At Channels Il
tobacco brown suit is enlivened
by Il raspberry red jersey blouse.
4 matching hat has a red perscy
crown set in halo brim OF dark
brown astrakhan.
Green and brown mix more
fl eelv than any other two colors,
especially in twcedS and rou%A
wool weaves. Creed exploits a
smooth-finished changeable wool
suiting flashing cameleon-fashion
from green to rust brown. He
uses it most effectively in shoot
ING suit with trousered skirt and
wood green jersey blouse.
Pale pink satin is folded for Il
square, low neck trimming on d
mahogany brown jersey dress de-
signed for the "under-twenty' by
Helm Jcuncs Files. And pale
pink crepe panels are altcrnat"d
with panels Of pale sage blue to
make an exquisite blouse for 4
brown velvet suit at Creed's.
Gold. of course. is natural
accompaniment for any brown
shade and it's used profuscly in
the form Of braid. taSSels. but
tons, snaps, cord or kid trim
mingS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-25
o STORIES
III STAMPS
City Thot Emerged
From World War

THE color and the picturesque
beauty that was Belgrade'S on
he eve of the World War van
shed even before that confiagra-
ion had ended. And out of the
chaos emerged a new Belgrade
modern, bigger, rejecting the
power Of the new YugoslaViar
state.
1t is still possible to find tn
my Three Hats" cafe in which
he overthrow of the ObrenoVicf
iynasty was plotted in 1908, and
,ne may search out a few other
buildings typical OF the Belgrade
If King Peters day. But for the
most part Belgrade might very
veil be Chicago. Even during the
worst depression years 600 new
buildings were rushed to compile
ion in the rapidly expanding new
;apital.
In 1914 Belgrade, capital of q
ration of 100000, had a popu-
alton of 100000. Today it is cap
tai of nation of 100000 and
IN the transformation has itself
!rown to more than 100000. No
where in Yugoslavia is there sc
constant a mixture of the east
md the west, producing a violen,
contrast between people, culture
houses, customs. The most mn
1ortant routes between east anc
vest run through Belgrade. There
nc racial type you may no
meet and no language you may
rot hear. Located on the Danube
Belgrade is d striking city, espe'
tally at night when giant search
jghts play across its dOmes
1
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-25
Special Notices

WASH DAY: Let US take the
hardest work off your hands
this summer at reasonable cost.
We have q service to fit any
family's needs. Phone 1873.
Miller's Cleaners 4 Laundry
l2O Fourth Ave. L. "
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-25
LoyaEsts Must
Commute By Air
And Sea In Spain
Only Way Of Communica'
ton Between Barcelona
and Madrid

barcelona is now, cut off from
Madrid, but swift high-flying
planes Still carry passengers and
Officials back and forth. In the
following dispatch Wallace Car
roll describes the precautions and
secrecy taken in making this trip.
Editors note U.P.AD
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-25

SUPPLIES needed
for those improvements on the
farm may be had here at at
tractive prices. Lumber, mill
work. builders hardware,
paints. etc. HenderSonville Sup
ply & Coal Co. Phone 800.