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Cold Statistics of Pro Meet
Make Snead Choice IMP. CA.
Title Tilt With Runyan Today

S'SiSA~3 AhNpNaAUo' IlN 40 INltlk
example of the old crack that mas
sive muscles mean nothing in golf.
The only bulge Paul has anywhere
on his body is his brow. Sam Snead,
on the other hand, is a perfectly built
and perfectly conditioned athlete,
hardened and tempered in the fierce
flame Of hundred tournaments, ITS
pounds of lean. hungry mountaineer.
crazy to win his first national title.
You'd never guess it looking at his
dead pan. for his expression never
changes If he misses short one or
If his opponent bowls one in across
the green.
Runyan a Cagey Player.
Snead has won more than $4,000
In purses this year, and probably will
make about 20-grand, and more, If
he wins today. Runyan is a small
money winner and has job at
club in Westchester County, outside
of New York Snead is a steady
campaigner, with a game tempered in
the flames of competition as hot as
the weather has been here in the gap
In the mountains where the Shawnee
course is laid. Runyan is a cagey,
experienced fencer, DArtagnan who
wins by artifice and skill rather than
by mere mauling and brute strength,
and one who can take advantage of
every opening his opponent gives him
The winner gets Sl,l00. while the
loser grabs $500. It's pin money II
you judge it by standards in other
professional sports, for the tourna-
ment has lasted full week. In fact
the P. G. A. championship, advertised
as a l5-grand affair, actually is a
$500 tournament insofar as the
money split is concerned. The rest
Of the dough goes for railroad fares
to the qualifiers.
Great Match With Hines.
And When the book Is folded on
this tournament. they'll say that
Snead's finish against Scrappy Jimmy
Hines yesterday was one of those
greatest" of all golf matches Jimmy,
fighting like grizzly. finally squared
at the thirty-first hole. He had seen
his one-hole advantage at the
eighteenth wiped out and with Snead
out in "a, had been down at the
twenty-seventh, and he watched Sam
miss 4-footer at the thirty-second
to win the hole, and another of 3
feet at the thirty-fourth for a win
ming birdie 2.
He had seen Sammy knock in an
8-footer for a bird at the thirty third
and had knocked one in to tie it from
4 feet. But Jimmy finally succumbed
at the thirty-fifth to Snead's eagle 3,
the result of perfect tee shot and
firmly hit 2 iron on this par S, 486-
yard hole. And when Sammy knocked
big iron shot Is feet from the cup
at the 234-yard eighteenth and rolled
the putt down for gimme" par 3,
Jimmy finally gave up. That seven
teenth, which had been his winning
hole against Denny Shute and Byron
Nelson, finally cost him the match.
But it took an eagle to do it. Runyan.
meanwhile, was making mince meat
OF Henry Picard. who couldn't putt
at all The little fellow won by a
and 3, with one of those terrificallv
impressive Runyan performances
They're good-looking when the ball is
rolling for him, and it has been here
at Shawnee.
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EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
PIEDMONT LEAGU

Results Yesterday.
Winston Salem. 81: Durham. So.
Asheville. IL: Rocky Mount 5.
Portsmouth 9: Norfolk g.
Charlotte. 3: Richmond. 2.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Sioux City. 5: Lincoln 3.
Norfolk 2; Sioux Falls. a.
Beatrice. 1O1 Grand Island. Q.
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League Statistics
SATURDAY, JULY is, 1898.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Chicago. II; Washington. g.
New York. 3: Detroit. o six innings.
Boston. 3; ST. Louis. 3
Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland, 1.
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Precision Golfer Gambler Duel for p c. A. Laurels
Win, Lose or Draw
Por Is Just Another Word to P, 6. A. Moeicons.
Unconny Sneod-Hines Match Hos Gallery Dizzy.
BY GRANTLAND RICE,
Special Correspondent of The Star

speciaC Corresp nden OF The
this
man form of nroned down the stretch
sshng Sammy snd DdEe Paul Rnyan moved into the final
frame this sun-baked G. A. championship
Merlin nt taxe been waving his miracle wand as one episode after after
Hines aealr lost by the margin Of two tymi as dead as two and
developed
employed matted
rough vnenan a
smoking applied
with brilliant aldy rounds with the two Is
which about all you could ask from brace of humans equipped with
included for against
thiryhfh vital hole
Hines sho, Wins for sneas.
place his l5ooer
past poke
ball and
with niblck Hines ball struck the
along
together with snad the jockey Hines ball dropped in for and flash
later sneads ball followed for with the slight impetus impaired on the
attempt
of golf remarked Nc
Namara that ever saw one ball ride another thought for second ID
gone
peculiar fifth snead
lesnake eighth
had the jump shot from feet
that these smies costing holes didn't
weakening the Met
birdie s5th lost
sub-par Golf Doesn
1t was the first time can recall golfer shooting @ Tor TWO ROUNDS
shows the golf they
have been playing at Shawnee all week
touch back to the high
held He steady for Picard who had Is
-es
In the last days fight Runyan gallery
snead
the weeks
a fnasts almost
should be
by Saturdays and wooly dusk
He
split the
with
Willie sadA
Rockefeller broke will
win he mex
S although
wild Snead has
OF together without flaw
beat Jimmy Hines who lost
a
a
his collar
in
hit the
might
but
there still left today double round between great golfers
10
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Official Score

Chicago ---- 041 203 010-11
Runs batted in-Simmons. Berger, Stein
bacher "a, Applins.. Lee (2l, De shons,
Lewis. Kreevich. Radclin. Two-base hits
base hitswsteinbacher O.. Il. Ferreil.
Home run-Lee. sacrifice-Kuhel. Double
plays-Appling to Berger to Kuhel: Case
baseslChicaso- s; Washington, 8. First
base on balls--on W; FerIen; q; OF Chase.
2. Struck out-By Lee 2; BY W; Ferrell;
fourth) of De shons.' In 4 innings: OH
ferreli. LOSING pitcher-W. Ferreli. Um-
pires-Nue. Summers and Bash. Time
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Games Today.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Chic. at Wash, 3. Chic. at Wash. g.
Cleveland at Phlla. Cleveland at Phila.
Detroit at New York. Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston. st. Louis at Boston.
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ROOMS UNFURkisHEp.

4746 WISCONSIN AVE. large rooms
suitable for light Housekeeping: heat and
light furn no children -
1907 NEWTON ST NW.-Three rooms,
$40; Including light and heat. Adams
ls45 MONROE ST. N.W.-Room next to
bath. unlimited phone. Call .after 5
evenings. Adams 1894. 70
40s INGRAHAM ST. NW-Entire and
floor, :. rooms. kitchen, private bath in
closed porch: Frigidaire. heat, gas elec
TWO ROOMS. one for sleeping only. one
for Ink: 12l1 4th ST. sy.
POI 10th ST Sc. rooms. next bath.
for light. housekeeping; hot water. heat,
light and gas furn.
1"45 JACKSON ST. Me- large outside
rooms, cor house: heat. cleo. gas incl;
large porch. S32.5n Re
IL QUINCY ST. N,W,--Entire .nd floor:
> rooms kitchen. bath, inclosed porch:
$50. Columbia ..O3SR.
sos 1st ST. SE.-One large unfurnished
room one bed-sitting room.
lo2l HOWARD RD SCI room use of
kitchen: heat gas and electricity fur
nished; SD. Line. 4970W
1902 NEWTON ST NE woodridge-
Large rm so. exposure kit. semi-private
bath: for couple; reas. garage optional
1913 18th ST. NE" rooms. unfurnshed;
heat. gas. elec. furnished Lincoln 5420.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

OAK, WOOD. thoroughly seasoned. ali
lengths. 50 cord; quality and quantity;
prompt service. Guy Brown. phone Ash
ton 20-F-14. Brinklow, Md.
District O743.
PENN HARD COAL Stove, chestnut.
Sll.25: pea, $40; buckwheat. So. Carl Coal
Co. Call Line. 2544. Eve. Randolph 3O15
WOOD. oak or mixed 12S Gu. it. cord;
IS sawed, delivered. Rollins, Atlantic 1929.
THOROUGHLY seasoned oak cherry. pine;
any size desired; 81 bulky cord, Sl3 for
two. Phone Randolph 4307
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.


as2? FIRST ROAD NORTH, Arlington Va.
no other roomers: bus lines. Walnut
ARLINGTON : Furnished. single. with
bath; private home: no other roomers good
Transportation; breakfast if desired. Wal
5sl5 sHERRIER PL. N.W.-3 rooms. kitch-
en-. en- private bath: large screened porch;
heat. light included; adults. Clev. 1857.
lu31 N. DANVILLE ST. Clarendon
Large. conveniently located: one or TWO
persons: reasonable. Clarendon 17ST-W I.
NEARBY VA.-Attractive rooms in modern
home. near bus; h.-w.h,, Ink. or single.
Walnut 1910.
. BRIGHT unfurnished rooms; could be
used for light housekeeping. Clarendon
1858.
CLARENDON. VA 5.5 North Kenmore
sonable, Walnut s197.
"A N, OAKLAND ST. Arlington. Va Cnr.
Lee blvd.!-2 attractive double rms. pvt.
bath; in new brick home: furn optional
26l2 N PoERSH1NG DRIVE. Arlington Va.
Large front room. oil heat. automatic
not water; - bus lines, 1Oc fare; board
optional. Phone Clarendon 223O.
liz nisbed auME qodn Az AyE Potomae to- s Val fur
utes to downtown: private home
ARLINGTON. VA.-Nicely furnished, dou-
ble or single: buses. one 10c fare: un-
limited phone; reasonable Walnut 7214
ARLINGTON VA-Lovely light room, rea
sonahle; 15 min to Washington on bus
1917 N. Edgewood st. Clarendon 80
ARLINGTON VA.-Private home. attrac-
tively furnished front room. including
grounds; home privileges: sa5; board sIdN'ops op
t1Onal. Walnut S10S
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ROOMS WANTED.


FURNISHED RM. with pvt bath or run
ming water; quiet: near White House; eive
price. Box 116-R. Star.
TWO EMPLOYED YOUNG LADIES wish
room in private household NV section:
prefer location conv. Conn. ave. bus.
Phone DIST. 1890. Apt. $40.
waking paefersbly TaR1s room IN s1hn spart1
ment. Box 4S1-L. Star.
BY emp. single lady. unfurnished rm with
bath in good NV. sec. Reply in detail
taciiities, heat. hot water, etc. Box 453-L.
Star.
BY WOMAN. employed, in apt. preferably
with widow alone, vicinity Col. rd and
star.
WOMAN, Government employe. wants quiet
attractive room well heated, two exposures:
breakfast or kitchen privileges: in refined
homo where nc. radio noise reaches room;
": section only. Box It'll. Star.
GENTLEMAN. II. desires room. private
home, no other roomers; downtown; walk
ing distance U. S. Treasury; exchange ref
erences: Give full details, including price
Box 357-L. Star 81
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BOATS.

will sacrifice. for cash. Columbia 93s2 be-
tween l and 8 O'Clock.
52-FT. CABIN BOAT, 12-ft. 6-inch beam,
fnlly eauipp,ed tor TOR Lying on OF carving
strinser. Shepherd 4soesR. r. eNe' ~ -
DoUBLE-CABIN CRUISER. 3s it.. seven
hunks: eauipped with everything needed;
lighting plant Buy this boat and enjoy
the summer on the water; very reason
dock: Can be seen in Baltimore. Box
NEW AND USED marine engines. conver-
sion parts. MACHINE work; over 80 years
ensine Establishment in wsshinsten. opsn
Sunday. Bazzuro Engineering Co., 1881
Sherman ave. NV.
QUTBoARD MOTORS, Evinrude and john
is4o Rew st. sna se 4Sas; Ine s1y.ee ana paris
AUXILIARY. sLooP, centerboard.. 3s feet
overall, 14-foot beam. . cabins. berths,
$1,000 cash, or for charter months
2s-FooT AUXILIARY sLsooP; now under
than $1,000; accommodations for four:
fully equipped. including Gray engine and
remsrkable buy. BOX s51-L. Star
CHESAPEAKE BAY DORY. "a it., rugged
construction; cabin, two hunks; 23-h.p.
Star. Continental motor: nothing fancy.
but thoroushlyy y,ss seaworthy and dependable;
run; nrst offer OF 5000 takes it. North
2535.M. evenings.
MARINE MOTORS for your boat; Palm
sndsy Grass teS Sl1s up
oUTBoARD MOTORS wanted. REGARDLESS
q size o. condition; cash paid for came.
1910 3 st. s.e. Lincoln 9217.
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$50 TENN AVE NE-NICELY FUR
nlsred : large rooms, large kitchen; ami
private bath. all outside rooms; second
Owners home q.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1890 LAMONT NW.-Excellent meal,
served IN modern Jewish home bakin
done by order. Col. llgS
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Gal KENYON ST NV FRONT
rooms, pvt: southern exp; cleo refs, gas
range. sink; convt. Adams O35a
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II? ALLISON ST NW-WEL-FUR-
nlshed bedrm:. living rm.. kitchen. dinette;
gas, elec:, Frisidaire; garage available;
Evening star., 1938-03-06

1905 NJ ST NW-TWO LHK. ROOMS.
inclosed porch and bath; neatly furnished
a m l.: very reasonable
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2341 R ST. Sc. RANDLE HIGHLANDS:
. attractive rooms. porch. private bath;
C.hw,, bus line 1iDcolp 1SOa.J
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1910 HEMLoCK N.W-3-ROOM Apt
nr. Walter Reed Hospital; gas. light, refs
phone, S55; adults. Georgia 4IsI.
915 10th ST NE.-3-RM APT PRIVATE
pam. nciosed porch. furnished except
Ilnen; heat gas, cleo; adults only.
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? ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH NEWLY
furn.; radio: unlimited phone; S36. 1890
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4405 sth ST. NV front rooms. one
with private bath; private home excel
lent meals Col fS1G
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I,34 HOBART ST. NV, off 18th St
Desirable single room in new home; south
etn exposure; excellent meals. Adams
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c., exclusive, III blks.
on Conn. ave-Private, det.. new home,
auto. heat. instant hot water. tubs. show
ers;, delicious food; beautiful double and
triple reasonable; references required
Cleveland 501S
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JEWISH HOME, nicely furnished room
lor young man; excellent meals; express
| BUS at door. GEORGIA 5000
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CLUB MERIDIAN.
WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

2B2U 18th ST NV
superior living for your money, sinel
double. plentiful hot water
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1919 ALLISON ST NW.-Comfortabl
single. room large closet; share bath with
one; nome cooking. After 12:3O
1853 INGRAHAM ST. NW.-Single room.
near 14th st; cars, buses: detached home.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

CHEVY CHASE-Southern family; large
room. private bath; counle: excellent
meals; quiet neighborhood. Emerson 1896.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

1914 QUE .W.-Beautiful rms; delicious
meals optional: ping pong. etc; home privi-
leses: walking distance: S3?.5U up. De-
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

Is HEAD OF HORSES. good workers: one
pair mules; . fresh cows. easy mixers.
S1O0 FairlaWn ave Sc
Evening star., 1938-03-06

80 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Modern Jewish
nome. spacious single studio room large
airy room. twin beds; excellent food Rea-
SOnahls Col l1nS
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RESIDENTIAL N.W.-Private bath single,
double room; 18th St bus trolleys; private
nome; meals optional; garage. Randolph
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PUPPIES

Cocker Spaniels. $50 and S25.
Nice selection of colors; all A. K c.
fegistered and inoculated. Defense High
way Kennels miles from Bladensburg
on the Defense highway
Evening star., 1938-03-06

1901 PARK RID. N.W.-Large house, new
furniture all outside rooms, meals family
Evening star., 1938-03-06

LARGE FARM HORSES, = mules; rea-
farm mares with > colts by their sides.
Bred back. Also team big gentle farm
mules. Two odd horses together with farm
equipment. $40 Cleveland ave. Riverdale,
Md. near HyattSville. s.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

2449 40th ST. NV. Apt. Near cars and
ous Real home for young woman with
retlned couple. New apt, furniture. Rea-
Sonable Emerson 1872
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:,15, CONNECTICUT AVE-Sinele and
double vacancies. S31 80 and S35 monthly.
Social atmosphere. Columbia 94OO.
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1911 ST; N;W.-Light housekeeping
| rooms; also double sleeping rooms: newly
redecorated throughout; walking distance
Evening star., 1938-03-06

DOWNTOWN 1920 18th ST NV Apt.
24-Front room for rent, 2 windows:
newly papered three in family: no chill
dren, reasonable
Evening star., 1938-03-06

CLEVELAND PARK. 2930 Newark, 4th
house Conn. aVe.-S.e. exposure; private
family; employed gentleman. Emerson
.,n1o
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

PORTLAND HOTEL Vt ave. at Thomas
Circle-SS.5O week; hotel service; fresh
towels daily. your mail and phone calls
attended to; shower bs.; walk to work.
2OI7 KALoRAMA RID. N.W.---Loveiy ROOM
nished and decorated in maple. inner
spring mattresses large closet: automatic
heat; unlimited phone; "a block Conn.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

FRONT ROOM. semi-private bath, huge
cedar closet: furnishings modern and ex
desk rugs and splendid bed: free phones,
parking space. maid service: well heated:
c;h.W': breakfast optional; in Christian
dence, on beautiful 18th St; Transports
tion mornings. new car If desired; suitable
one, S25; two, $50: references. Adams
Sf:tS.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

a21O NEWTON ST. N.E.-Newly furn. 3
CONN. AVE. 53O1-1 or . adjoining
rooms furnished or unfurnished: break
fast optional; private family. Emerson
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-10
ROTARY GRIPS
SECOND PLACE
Defeats Grey's in Double
Header to Strengthen
Position

The Rotary club gained Il strong
hold on second place in the soft
ball league last night as they de-
feated Grey'S in 4 double header
6 to 4 and to 8.
The first game found the Ro-
tarians rallying in the sixth III
ming to tally ) runs and to win
the game. Williams led the ltO-
tarianS with single and two
walks out Of 3 times ut bat. Paul
Duncan led Grey's with two sin
giles out Of two times ut bat.
Akin hit a home run for the
losers.
The second game was Il decid-
eddy different affair. The Ro-
tarians started out strong and at
the beginning Of the seventh in
ming held siX-run lead. But
Grey's mill rallied to score six
runs and to tie the score. In the
next inning the Rotarians scored
three runs, and the Greys again
rallied but this time the rally fell
one run short. CulbertSon and
Shepherd paced the Rotalian bats
men and Kidd led Grey'S. Station
clouted a home run for the lto-
tarianS, and Holbert connected
for a round tripper for GreyS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-10
CHAPMAN WILL
PLAY CANTON
SoftbalI Game Set for To-
night on Chapman
Athletic Field

Tonight at 3 o'clock Chapman
Lacrosse softball team will meet
Canton on the Chapman athletic
field at East Flat Rock. This will
be the third time for these teams
to clash, each team having won
one game.
Chapman Lacrosse will be seek
ing It's fifth straight victory. Last
night the local boys defeated
Coca-Cola II to |. The game was
played at Asheville. This victory
advanced the team TO the quarter
finals Of the Western North Caro-
lima district softball tournament.
kiwanis, another member Of the
Henderson County Sof t b
league meets Hans Rees tonight
at the Memorial stadium in Ashe-
Vile. This will be their first tour
nament game. Grey Hosiery mill
plays the Asheville city team on
Thursday night at 3 p. m.
Due to conflicting schedules the
Henderson county games have
been postponed for the balance Of
this week. The league will resume
its schedule sometime next week.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-10
ROOSEVELT AT WARM
SPRINGS MAY PREPARE
FOR PARTY STRUGGLE
Continued from paye one)

Continued from mage one)
nection with the denomination
fight of Senator William Gibbs
McAdoo, 75-year-Old New Dealer
and former secretary Of the treas
ury.
Maine figured in the national
picture with charges by F. Harold
Dubord, Democratic national COM
mitteeman for Maine, that Repub-
leans allegedly are exercising po-
litical discrimination in the states
old age assistance administration.
Speculation centered on what
steps-if any-Mr. Roosevelt will
take in Georgia Thursday to
purge" the party Of Senator
Walter F. George, opponent Of
many New Deal measures, who
is opposed for denomination by
U. S. District Attorney Lawrence
Camp.
The president has two speeches
in preparation for delivery at
GAINESVILLE, Ga, and the Univer-
sitv of Georgia.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-10
Pin Ball Property
Rights Hearing
Set In Florida

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Aug. 10.
(UP)-Florida's supreme court
agreed Tuesday to hear an appeal
involving property rights of oper-
ators or pin ball and marble
games, declared Illegal under the
states ban on slot machines, but
temporarily refused a request for
a constitutional writ to halt de-
struction of any Of the devices
seized.
Ruling in the case of Byron J..
Eccles of Daytona Beach, the
court held it could not issue a
constitutional writ until deStruc-
ton of his pin ball and marble
games appeared imminent. How
ever, Ecclcs' attorneys were Civ
en- permission to file an additional
application and September was
set for u hearing on the merits OF
the case.
The court ruled recently that
pin ball and marble games used
for gambling could be seized III
cident to arrest under the ban on
possession or operation Of slot ma
chimes and that the devices could
be confiscated where convictions
were won.
Governor Fred 2. Cone recent
" termed pin ball and marble
games "subterfuges" TO evade the
anti-slot machine law and ordered
their confiscation. Attorneys for
operators of the pin ball and mar
bic games argued, however, that
the slot machine ban could not be
applied to the table games.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-10
.KIDNAP HIJACK
CASE PROBED
z Men Abducted in Missis.
sippi 200 Cases Of
Liquor Filched

LAUREL, Miss, Aug. 10. (UP).
Officers last night investigated a
kidnap-hijacking case in which a
truck load Of liquor was stolen
and two men were abducted.
Roy Plummer and Clyde NJ.
Smith, both Of Biloxi, told author
tiles they were taking 290 cases
Of bonded liquor valued at $4,-
1852 to Biloxi wholesaler
when three men stopped their
truck between here and Collins
early yesterday.
Two bandits bound the men,
threw them into an automobile
and drove off with the truck. The
other man carried Plummer and
Smith around the countryside for
six hours and met his companions
three miles south of Quitman.
Plummer and Smith were trans
ferred to the empty truck and
bound again, but managed to
escape and notify officers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-10
RUSSIAN PRESS in
NEW WARNING JAPS
ARE FACING DEFEAT
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
East"
The publication said that Fas-
cist Germany "hastens to make
use of the Far Eastern crisis for
strengthening her aggression IN
southeastern Europe" referring
ostensibIy to the CzechoSlovak
problem, and that the Italian press
already is rejoicing in "A Japan
csc victory which exists only in
Italy's imagination.
The cutter clarity Of Litvinov's
Sunday proposals for restoration
of peace along the frontier--m-
volving withdrawal Of Japanese
troops from territory claimed here
as Russian soil--was pointed to,
as well as his warning that fur
Their military "prov0cationS' viii
bring the most drastic measures.
including use Of artillery and aYi-
alton on a large scale.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-10
STORMS STRIKE
EMPIRE STATE
Trees Uprooted, Barns
Are Caved in, Fruit
Crops Injured

UNDERTOOK, n. Y, Aug. 10.
(uP).-Emergency crews, aided
by nearly 300 volunteers, strove
to clear debris-clogged highways
and tangled power lines today aft
er wind of near-cyclonic intens-
ity swept through the upper Hud-
son river valley.
The wind, accompanied by rain
and hail, caved in barns, ripped
down power and communication
lines, and uproOtcd more than 100
trees in One-mile Swath. K esi-
dents reported the storm lasted
four minutes, creating "terrify-
ing noise"
Farmers reported heavy dam
age to fruit crops by hail. Grapes
were reduced TO pulp IN arborS at
Selkirk and Undertook, center Of
the storm.
The storm was the second seri-
Gus disturbance in two days in
Eastern New York. A hail and
thunderstorm also crippled power
lines and highway traffic in the
Adirondacks Monday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-10
Walking Lectures
To Open Friday

Frank Boyd, world traveller and
lecturer, of 81. Petersburg, Fla,
will open 4 series Of lectures on
exercise through proper walking
under the sponsorship of the
Chamber of Commerce at the
American Legion home, on North
Main street, ON Friday morning at
10 o'clock.
A daily schedule Of instruction
will be carried out and Mr.. Boyd
plans the organization of walk
ing and hiking club.
Mr.. Boyd was formerly in
charge of hiking activities at the
Berrarr McFadden physical cul-
ture hotel at Dabsville, n. Y, and
also former director and teach
er Of physical club at st. Peters
burg.