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Evening star., 1938-11-18
Crystal azer Sees Good Fortune for Harrurd Wisconsin
Penn and Cornell Aces
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b the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1s.-When
Pennsylvania and Cornell meet for
the 45th time on Thanksgiving Day
afternoon on Franklin Field, vet
Grams OF the two teams from as far
back as 1893, when the first game
was played, will gather as they do
every year before and after the
game to recount tales of bygone days
Bill Hollenback, captain of the
undefeated Red and Blue team of
1908. will hold dinner next
Wednesday night to celebrate the
3Oth anniversary of his teams ITO
triumph over the Ithacans.
Among those who will attend are
DR.. Charles M. Wharton and DR..
Carl s. Williams. both Of whom
played against Cornell in 1893 when
the series was inaugurated.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
By RAY FLAHERTY,

Coach. Champion Washington Redskins.
It's about time they were
handing me a "breather" list Of
weekly college games to call. but
I'm still looking for it. Maybe,
like my high percentage In this
pastime, there amt no such ami
NAL So on with the tough ones
and let the upsets fall where
they may. They've fallen aplenty.
maybe that's why my average for
140 games Is only .678.
Georgetown Maryland: Need I
call this one? No time for the
Hoyas to falter here on the verge
of a perfect season. And I don't
think they will
George Washington Bucknell:
The Bisons are likely to be too
tough for the Colonials in their
own back yard. Bucknell.
Catholic U.-Loyola: The same
applies here. Loyola-and South
ern heat-probably will be too
much for the Cardinals.
American U.-Johns Hopkins:
Another defeat for a local team.
Hopkins.
Army Princeton: The soldiers
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Undefeoted Wohpeton Cocky on Gridiron
Without Loss Years. Ready Poy Anybody Any Bowl

large in the quality of its student
body. In accepting any reason
able challenge it does so knowing
that there is some disadvantage
in that the school changes its
student body every two years,
but to offset this the boys are
picked from the cream of the
earth-farmer boys from North
Dakota farms who come to school
with characteristic farmer cour-
age. good health and staying
qualities, which will win honors
in competition with the best that
any school has to offer"
Gr-r-r! Bring on those Pitts
burghs.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Losses for All Local Teams
But Georgetown Predicted
By Redskins Mentor

win their third in row in pre-
pairing for the Navy game next
week. Army.
Harvard-Yale Old John wins
the championship Of the Big
Three by adding Yale to its list
of victims.
Syracuse Columbia: Syracuse
licked Cornell which upset Dart
mouth last week and it looks as
though they'll take Columbia.
West Virginia Manhattan: The
Mountaineers to come back and
down the team which gave
Georgetown its closest call. West
Virginia.
Duke-N. c. State: The Blue
Devils goal-line may be crossed
for the first time. but they should
emerge with that clean record
intact.
Minnesota Wisconsin: Watch
the Gophers bounce back to whip
an up-and-coming Wisconsin
ele, en-. Minnesota.
Purdue Indiana Can't see any
thing but Purdue here.
Notre Dame Northwestern: I'll
rate the Irish tops until proven
otherwise, especially after seeing
them last week. Notre Dame.
Michigan-Ohio State: II IL
doesn't end in tie, Michigan.
Texas Christian Rice. The
Christians to escape the fate of
other unbcaten-untied teams and
make Rice their ninth straight
victim.
Auburn Georgia On the rip
OF coin. Auburn.
Oklahoma Iowa state. fs.aA
may be the sixth tram this s<a-
son which has failed N r;p,t IN
the soar!ng SDonrrs Ck!aht,rnz.
S"nraska IoHa Earn has b<sn
beaten tive times NJ. thlnk
.roFaska Vii. narG Tina sa. s,z:h
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Evening star., 1938-11-18
Ry DREW MIDDLETON,

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Lest
there be any misunderstanding,
the Wahpeton State School OF
Science, North Dakota football
champion, is ready, willing and
eager to accept ANY reasonable
challenge" to any bowl, rose. sun
or poi, for money, marbles or
what have you.
Your agent happened to men
ton that if the atmosphere
didn't clear old Wahpeton would
play San Jose State in the Ross
Bowl. Well, sir, the Wahpetons
are all for it and apparently they
have more than II football suits
to back it up.
Wahpeton - Which Comrade
Nicholson, the old Mankato,
Mimi, masked marvel, informs
me is pronounced with the
accent on the "Wah"-has just
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Varied Sports
College Football.

College Football.
College of Pacific, "a; Cali
fornia Ag2ies. g.
Emporia State Teachers, 25;
Oklahoma City. 6.
National League Hockey.
Detroit. Z: Canadians, l.
New York Rangers, /; Chi
Cago. 0.
Toronto Maple Leafs. l; New
York Americans. o.
International American Hockey.
Syracuse, 5; Rhode Island. g.
Hershey. 3; Philadelphia. l.
American League Hockey.
Minneapolis. 2; Kansas City. l
-four overtime periods.
Pro Basket Ball.
Oshkosh All-Stars. a. Harlem
Globe Trotters. 80 exhibition.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
TitIe-Aspiring Utohons
Play Old Victims
Ev tho Accoriated preSS

By the Associated Press.
LARAMIE, Wyo., November l8.-
Wyoming grid followers who are
hoping the cowboys will upset un-
defeated Utah Saturday must look
a long way back into history to
find when Wyoming last beat the
Utes. The first and only time was
in 19OO-a 1910 Cowboy victory.
Utah needs a victory over Wyo-
ming to win the Big Seven title,
unless Colorado the only other
contender. is trimmed by Denver
on Thanksgiving day.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
SPORTS Mirror
BY the Associa ted Press

by tIle hSSOtid ecu Eiesh
Today year ago. - Capt.
George Eyston. British racing
driver, Sc, a new world record at
Bonneville salt fiat with average
of 3ll42 m. p. h. on measured
mile.
Three years ago.-Michigan
States cross country team won
the I. c. A. A. A. A. title for third
straight year at New York, with
Manhattan second and Cornell
third.
Five years ago-Michigan's 16-
game winning streak ended IN
scoreless tie with Minnesota:
Notre Dame registered first vic
tory and first score in five
straight games. beating Nortn-
western. TO.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
AII-Stor Hockey Team
To Compete Abroad

NEW YORK, Nov. 18 tP.-The
United States will be represented by
an all-star combination in the world
amateur ice hockey championships
in Switzerland. February 3-12. the
Amateur Athletic Union announces.
A series of exhibition matches will
be played in London between De-
cember 20 and January 10. After
that the Americans will play in
France, Belgium, Holland and Switz-
erland.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Texas Frosh Pile Woe
On Varsity Eleven

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov. IS P>.-Add
humiliating experiences:
After losing eight straight games
this season 30 counting last year,
the University OF Texas varsity was
defeated, 10 to IL. by its own fresh
man team In a regulation game here
Yesterday.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Golfer Goodwin SINGS

Tommy Goodwin. medalist in the
New York State amateur champion
ship and winner of numerous events
along Florida's gold coast, is singing
in a New York night spot.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Golf Stor Coming Up

Gr1rer r. pc<jiE !. P.a.ssy. y r,
= Teaft nj - a c.e1 Yc7..g nGcetGt
Fl! rat.on.z. aNzts7.- ~. n1r.s-s.
having scocsf no .oT-ar.s IL ~ =.
the PaIe.gh Co1ntrT Club. Fred
Eeunhann H. thn .ad : .ast-1c.h-.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
AYUDA A LOS
TES

Barcelona, por cable, II de
Enero (FP)-La Comisi6n Pc
pular que Sc ocupa de recoger
ropa de abrigo para los COM
batientes, ha entregado 10000
prendas y varios miles de "a
patos al Ejercito. Anterior
mente habfan hecho entrega
de 10000 prendas.
La Radio de Barcelona en-
treg6 al Presidente de la &C.
neralidad 111,500 pesetas re-
cogidas entire los radioyentes,
que seran destinadas, en- la ma
yor parte, a la compra de ro-
pa de abrigo para los comba-
tientes. Para este mismo fin,
espanoles residences en- Fran
cia han enviado 4,840 frances
al Ministro de Estado.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
LA ~DESMORALIZACION EN-
Ell TiERRITORIO FACCTCSO
PfotestGn Jos EspaRoles

Barcelona, por cable, II de e.
nero (FP).-Cuentan diez vas
COS que los facciosos tenian pre-
scs, y que consiguieron escapar-
Sc y pasar a las lfneas leales en-
ell frente este, que mientras eran
prisioneros les exhibian en- d.
ferentes ciudades, diciendo unas
wees que habfan sido captura-
dos en- ell norte, otras veces que
Madrid, o Alto Arag6n, y final
mente como de Teruel. En- reali
dad habfan sido capturados en-
BiNbao.-En estas exhibiciones,
les hacfan desfilar por las GALES,
procedidosde m1sica.
I'm viajero llegado a Tanger
desde Sevilla informa que ell
diez Sc celebraba la fiesta ono
mastica de Queipo de Llano. En-
las GALES centricas aparecieron
pasquines con los dolores repu-
blicanos, diciendo: "Nos estais
enganando. Los rojos son due
nos de Teruel desde ell % de di-
ciembre. Estamos hartos de pa
sar hambre y queremos rendir-
nos. Muera Queipo y su cuadri-
liza. Somos rojos hasta los de Fa-
lange, porque somos espanoles.
Viva 81 Ejercito Popular. Viva
la Rep1blica
PrOtestan los Espa6oles de
TGnger
Con motive del atentado Dor
un grupo de Acci6n Falangista
en- Tanger contra ell obrero es-
panol, Sebastian Garcia, quien
result6 gravemente herido, la
colonia espanola de Tanger,--ca
81 todos republicanos-han pro-
testado energicamente ante las
autoridades internacionales DO.
la pasividad con los autores de
tantos crimenes. Esta vez ell a.
gresor del obrero Garcia fue de-
tenido por la gendarmeria.
Muttados por no Erterjorizar
su Algeria
Por una relaci6n publicada en-
Ell peri6dico "Unidad" de San
Sebastian, Sc sabe que veintidos
personals han sido multadas 100
pesetas cada una, y los Hoteles
international Y La Perla 25O
pesetas, por "No atender~ debida
mente a la nota de la Acadia
referente a exteriorizar la ale
gria que produjo ell triunfo DEF
EJercito Nacionalista en- Ell fren
tie de Teruel..."
La gaceta., 1938-01-17

las lindas senoritas Lydia Pa
lenzuela, Hortensia Casal, Olga
La Paz Y Carmen Valenti.
Miss Palenzuela representa- al
Club Rotario; la Srta. Casal al
Centre Espanol; Olga La Paz a
la Pequena Camara de Concrete
" Carmen Valenti a la Unione
Italiana.
Entregara ell titulo la gentili-
sima Srta. Marian Italiano.
Amiguitas muy estimadas as
piran a los cuatro puestos de da
mas de honor.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
JUNTA CONJUNTA EN- Ell
CENTRIC OBRERO

Esta noche, en- ell Centric O.
brero, Sc verificara Junta Con
junta de La Union Internacio-
nal de Tabaqueros de Ameri-
ca.
Empezara a las ocho de la
noche. Sierra requisite indispen
sable la presentation de la Ii
breta.
Dara ell Consultivo una am :
plia information.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
CHICO Personals u
RON QUEMADAS

Franklin, N. j., Enero IT,
En- un incendio murieron que
mados ell Sr. James w. Con =
gleton, de 76 amos, y sus Gus
tro hijos, ell mayor de IA amos.
La madre y otros dos hijos
escaparon porque sc hallaban
de vista en- un pueblo cerca-
no.
Peter Burimico que trat6
de socorrer a las victimas, SUI
fri6 graves quemaduras.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
NOTAS S0UALN

la fiesta de los dos cronistas So
.ciales, Mario Rodriguez y Val =
d6s Brito, celebrada en- ell Cen
tro Espanol.
Ell programa Sc cumpli6 en- TO
das sus parties, tocando las or =
questas que Sc habian anuncia-
do.
Convenience es repoSir que el
'-ronista de LA Gaceta' 10 tu-
70 participation en- la fiesta, es
decir, en- la parte monetaria.
Mudhos de los que habian Sc
parade mesas no pudieron asis =
tir.
Por no incurrir en- omisiones
no publicamos nombres.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
MURIO UN CONOCIDo ADO
GADO

Cuando Sc encontraba en- su
oficina, en- la manana de hoy,
muri6 de repente ell conocido
abogado Pasco Altman, MEM
bro de la firma Altman-Cooper
Tenla so amos de edad Y al
llegar a su despacho, seg1n sus
companeros de oficina, Sc SEN
tia bien.
LIE sobreviven su viuda, dos
hermanas, un hermano y otros
familiares.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
LA SEMANA DEL NINO

Barcelona, por cable, II de
Enero (FP)-Continua, en- Ma
drid ell reparto de juguetes,
con motive de la semana del
nino; va Sc han ~repartido uncs
1000 juguetes. Destinadas a
este fin, la LAG Brigade mixta
republican, recaud6 11,846
pesetas.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
Centre AsturianO

Centre AStu7IGnO
Celebr6 aver su bale matinee
la sociedad Centre Asturiano.
La Juventud Enthusiastic la pa
trocin6. Concurrencia selecta y
numerosa.
TOGO la valiosa orquesta de Ma
no Sanchez, que tanto gusta a la
juventud.
Eel domingo Sc celebrara otra
matinee.
Oportunamente informare
mos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
Bales

Bales
Tn nuevo triunfo Sc anoto a.
yer la sociedad Centre Espanol,
con su bale matinee.
Don Francisco 'Ttir6 la casa
por la ventana', en- 10 que al pro
grama bailable sc refiere.
La juventud aplaudi6 con Ell
mayor entusiasmo, apreciando
los esfuerzos de la Secci6n de
Recreo.
Los bales continuaran, a los
precios populares va anuncia :
dos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
Fiesta Santu0sG


Sc celebr6 aver en- la lujosa
residential de los esposos Ampa-
70 y Jorge Toledo, en- ell 2917 de
Ia Gale Sanchez.
Fue preparado con Ell PROPOSE
to de celebrar ell cumpleanos de
su encantadora hija, algeria de
un hogan feliz. Ofelia cumplio
aver 9 amos.
Los amigos de los esposos To
ledo, tan apreciados, obsequia-
ron a Ofelia con bonitos rega-
los. Con esplendidez Sc obsequio
a todos los asistentes.
Para las amiguitas de Ofelia
Sc prepare una artistica mesa
y ella apag6 las velitas de un
precioso Pastel en- forma de CO.
raz6n.
Hasta tarde de la noche Sc
mantuvo la algeria.
Despues los esposos Toledo,
con un grupo de amigos, Sc tras-
ladaron al Restaurant Column
bia, sala Don Quijote, donde sc
termin6 la fiesta.
e. cronista pudo anotar estos
nombres:
Senoritas: Mary Gonzalez, OF
ga Perez, Silvia Amat, Eneida
Balino, Eva Sifontes, Oneida
Balino, Florinda Sifontes, Do
Ia Menendez, Olga Menendez
Isabel Caballero, Rosita BARGE
Is, Margarita Lopez.
Senoras: Maria Castellano
Dolores Marquee, Carmen Ca
rrasco, Hortensia Perez, Dolo
res Landeta, Vicenta Toledo, o.
linda Garcia, Cuca Vazquez, M
ria Glamour, Rosalia Barcel6
Ernestina Lemus, Idalia Henri
quez, Gloria Toledo, Eloina Ro
driguez, Isabel Estrada, Virtu
des de Arrocha, Maria Blanco
Nena Quintero.
Nina: Orquidea Gonzalez, Hi
da Y Alicia Sanchez, Norma Ca
bonell, Mariana Barrera, Hid.
Hernandez, Aurora Salgado, E
vira Gonzalez, Margarita Gonz
lez, Violeta Y Agustin Fraga, s.
via Rodriguez, Olga Perez, Al
da Martinez.
Senores: Limo Ruiz, Justo De
gado, Reinaldo Perez, Jose Els
trada, Isidro Landeta, Osca
Valdes, Don Pancho Rodriguez
Serafin Montiel, Rex Farriol
fiscal del Estado, Y otros, cuyo
nombres sentimos no recordar
Dfas veuturosos deseamos
Ofelita y sus ~carinosos padres
tan buenos amigos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
Ell CarndVal Latino

Ell CdrRdVal Latino
Tendra lugar ell viernes, en- 81
Coliseo de la Isla Davis, la pri-
mera parte DE la fiesta del Car
naval Latino.
Sera electa por votacion popu
lar, Miss Latin American.
Bellisimas senoritas aspiran
a ese titulo, 10 mismo que un
grupo numeroso aspira al de da-
ma de honor.
FL tftulo de Miss Latin Ameri
can Sc 10 disputan, en- buena lid,
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
UNION DE E~SCOGEDORES
MUM. 474.

De orden del Sr. Presidente,
Y cumpliendo ell Reglamento, Sc
cita por este medic a todos sus
asociados para la Junta General
Ordinaria correspondence al
cuarto trimestre, y que tendra
efecto a las 8 P. NJ, ell Martes Is
del'corriente, en- ell Centre Obre
70.
Ell Secretario
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
LEAL LIE
GA A NEW YORK

New York, II de Enero (FP
-Ha llegado a esta ciudad Ell
escultor cubano Francisco Mai
dagan, comandante ne filas re
publicanas en- Espana, a don
de regresa, habiendo pasado
una temporada en- Cuba repo-
niendose de heridas recibida5
en- eli frente.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
VlSlTO A HITLER Ell PRI-
MER MINISTRO YUGOES-
LAVO

Berlin, enero 17.-El minis
tro semifascista de Yugoeslavia,
Milan Stoyadinovitch, hizo hoy
una vista al presidente y canci-
Her Adolfo Hitler,
Creyendolo a punto de for
mar alianZa con Alemania. los
nazis lie ovacionaron.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
CumpeaNOs

Rolando Manteiga, queridfsi-
mo hijo de nuestro director,
cumplio aver 18 amos.
Con una fiesta intima, en- su
dOmicilio de la Gale de Tampa,
fue obsequiado.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17

Ounce japoneses del elemen
to civil cerraron a la fuerza, en-
la IONA international, ell salon de
bale Paramount, de propiedad
china.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
Buy hondkerchiefs
with whuf if v

h isn't necessary to pay SOC or more to get quality in a
dentihdce Listerins Tooth Paste, made by the makers
Of Lisserine. comes 10 you in a large tube at Use. Note
Aow it cleans. beauties and protects your teeth. More
over il saves you approximately IS a year over 5ot
dsntifriees. Buy things you need with that saving
handkerchief are merely a suggestion. Lambert Fha.
macal Co.
La gaceta., 1938-01-17
FUSILADOS DOS "TRAIDO-
RES" CHINOS

Shanghai, enero 1z.-Terroris
tas mataron en- ell area de esta
ciudad a los p~rominentes chinos
Y. T.. Van, lin abogado, e Y. l..
Dau, un filantropo, porque ayu-
rdaban a los invasores japoneses.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

ricanes, Secretary of the Interior Ickes
was advised yesterday in reports from
the Puerto Rico Reconstruction Ad-
ministration.
Experiments still in the preliminary
stage, according to Administrator
Miles H. Fairbanks, may prove Of def
mite economic value to Puerto Rico,
where three hurricanes between 1929
and 1882 brought incalculable harm to
the islands fruit and coffee industries.
The program is being conducted in
cooperation with the University Of
Florida and various Government agen-
cies. The scientists are studying the
possibility of plotting at great distance
the course of destructive hurricanes
by photographing the tell-tale trails
of static which are perhaps . mani
festation of the big storms.
DR.. G. w. Kenrick Of the University
Evening star., 1938-10-23

side. Washington. just north Of the
Columbia River, and another in La
Jolla Bay, near the Scripps Institu-
ton.
Recent publication by DR.. Allen of
his findings in Science, has brought
him many letters from various parts
Of the United States, many of his
writer's pointing out that the phe-
nomenon of red water was foretold
in the Bible.
The agency responsible for the dis
coloration Of The water is made Up
Of microscopic animals, such as plank
ton diatom, or flagellate, the in
tensity of the color being in propor-
ton to the density of the population
Of these small animals. Density has
been observed up to. 3,00O,o0 indi-
vidual specimens to a liter of water.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

Of Puerto Rico, an authority on radio
transmission phenomena, is studying
q method of static location in which
simultaneous Photographic observa-
tions are taken in Puerto Rico and
Florida. The location of the static is
then determined by triangulation. In
some cases observations also are con-
Quoted in Canada. They are made
possible simultaneously by short wave
radio communication.
The equipment used consists In part
Of a camera Socused on a large tube
which records the output Of the static
receivers. The face Of the tube is
marked with directions, compass wide,
so that pictures Of the static will easily
interpret the direction from which the
electric disturbance comes.
In operation, the tube manifests a
constant trajectory Of blue flashing
Evening star., 1938-10-23
FELLOWSHIP SESSION !;

Reconstruction Of the Covenant Eel.
lowship House at Thirty-fifth street
and Massachusetts, avenue NV. Is
practically completed, according to ans
announcement by Ethel WakefeldS
head Of the committee in charge Of
the rehabilitation. Il
The Fellowship will have its ana
nual book review meeting today at
7 pm. and house warming party
will be given Friday night to cele-i
brate Halloween. &
1t was also announced that q cast
OF l3 players will present The Balmy
Mr.. Brown" at the Church Of the,
Covenant November and 3. Mrs.
w. H. Wagner is directing.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

occurring in rapidly varying degrees
Of brilliance. Every flare-up is the
arrival of static crash and the direc-
ton Of its course may be instantly de-
termined. BY a checking with the
findings Of the Florida laboratory, the
motions Of the sources of static are
compared. and it is the subject of the
research to ascertain whether a static
source thus determined follows the
path Of the hurricane.
Communication between the stations
Is maintained oy short wave radio so
as to provide for simultaneous observa-
tions. To locate the point from
which the static originates is the key
to the method.
The reports to Secretary 1ckes indi-
cate that in several cases it has already
been possible to identify static from
hurricanes and to trace their path for
Evening star., 1938-10-23

more than 1000 miles. During the
coming year it is hoped to overcome
many OF the observational difficulties
arising from the fact that static has
no wave length. signs no call letter to
tell you where it is from, and reveals
nothing as to the exact time it will
occur.
The United States Weather Bureau
is also cooperating in the development
/ Of these studios which, If successful,
may revolutionize methods Of giving
warning signals at the approach OF
severe tropical storms.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
PAClFIC'S RED WATER
FORETOLD IN BIBLE
Publicizing Phen m n Is
Inspiration Of Letters Pointing
to Prophecy.

Further occurrences and observa-
tions of "red water" in the Pacific
Ocean along the West Coast of Amer
lea. have been recorded by DIR, w. e.
Allen. biologist, at the University Of
California's Scripps Institution Of
Oceanography, at La Jolla. He tells
of three observances during the early
part of the present summer, one at
Copalis Beach just north Of Grays
Harbor, in Washington; one at Sea-
Evening star., 1938-10-23

Approximately half Of the $685.
238 collected as q retail sales tax in
Kansas for the IL months ending
May 81 was paid on the sales Of food
automobiles and wearing apparel.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
STATIC MAY HELP
HURRICANE FIGHT.
Experiments in Puerto Rico
May Save Industries in
Island, U. S. Told.

Government scientists are harness.
ing the squawks and squeals Of static,
bane of radio listeners everywhere, to
serve as possible guide to the origin,
course and destination of tropical hur-
Evening star., 1938-10-23
DINING ON SUITES

Our Rssulor sfo9. So lo-p;eee Dining
Room Suite, Buffet. TobIe, Chino,
Server and six choirs. finished in Wal
nut on gumwood
Our Regular $3.50 e-pieee Dinette
Suite, Buffet, TobIe and four choirs,
finished.in Wulnut on sumwoed
Our Regular $1o4.5o lo-pieee Wolnut-
veneered Dining Room Suite, Buffet,
TobIe, Chine, Server and six choirs.
Two toned finish
Our Regular sl2s.5o lo-pieee 18th
Century Dining Room Suite. Buffet,
Chino Cabinet. Duneon Phyfe TobIe,
six Choirs with upholstered seats. Ma
hosony Veneers on sumwood ----
Our ResuIor sl7s.5o lo-pieee 18th
Century WoInut Dining Room Suite,
Iorse Buffet, Duneon Phyfe TobIe,
Server and six shield back Choirs
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-25
new ORLEANS
BATTING REDS
"a Arrests Made in Excit-
ing Labor Front Ac-
tivities There

NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-
(UP). Police "red-baiting" squads
last night released striking CLIO
drayage drivers after wholesale
arrests postponed a National La
Dor, Relations Board hearing and
brought unionists' appeal for de-
partment of justice Intervention.
Raid of the combined CLIO al
filiates headquarters, filing of in
tent to kill charges against an
American Federation of Labor Or
ganizer accused of shooting two
CLIO pickets, temporary tie-up OF
one river ferry because of II
striking CLIO employees, and addl-
tional beatings of two union men
caused the most exciting LABOR
front situation since last years
waterfront strike. =,
CLIO longshore, bargemen ana
transfer members and RECORDS
were seized when 80 detectives
descended on central headquar-
tiers and arrested 81 persons, IN
Guiding six women employees.
Charged with being dangerous
and suspicious characters" under
city ordinance, the women onere9
no testimony and were tned $40
each and sentenced to ~ days IN
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