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Outstanding Values

Heat and Hot Water Furnished
Overlooking the Park
1860 Clydesdale II. NV.
Near 18th and Col. Rd.
S4S OO-Apt No. "nG-Front spar'-
ment. Rec. hall. living room.
dressing room with Murphy bed. d.
nette. kitchen and bath elec' refr,sera-
non.
S57.5O-Apt. No cO3-Front apt
Rec hall. living room with
Murphy bed. bedroom, dnette kitchen
and bath; elec. refrigeration. Sept. LIST,
Right DoUntoUn
1919 n ST. N.W.-Waik to Wort
Sds OO-Apt No. o5-Rec hall. l,r-
ing room bedroom. kitchen
and bath; elec. refrigeration free.
CavanauEh Courts,
1895 Eth St NV.
S37. 7.5O-Apt. No. 416-Rec. han
living room kitchen ara
bath; elec. refriseration; svitchboard
saI r St. NE.
$3O.OO-Apt, No. Living room
friseration,
Near Roosevelt High
Just North Itth and Park Rd.
4a0s Arkansas Ave. oath & Narnum'
Sso oO-Apt. co@-Rec hall. un-
usually large living room.
dressing room with Murphy, bed bed
room. dnette. kitchen and batn' elee.
refrigeration free.
$55.OO-No. 3o3--Front apt. Recep-
tion hall, living room, dln-
ing room. bedroom: kitchen and bath
Frigidsire current free; Jsnitor service.
i2O5 Arkansas Ave. NV.
$55.OO-Apt. No. 3-LivinE room.
and bath: screened rear porch. EIs,:
stove and refrigeration. Laree rear
yard.
1918 Concord Ave. NV.
l.5O-Apt. No. 4-Lir'ng room,
bedroom, inette. si'rhrn
and bath; elec. refriseration; rear yard.
Near Soldiers Home
22O Allison st. NV.
Ss7 oO-Apt. No. .s4 Corner apt
Living room, bedroom. d.
nette, kitchen and bath; eiec. refs.
In PetUorth
4a19 ath st. NV.
SKI SO-Apt. No. 4-LivinG room.
bedroom, dinette kitchcn
and bath. Elec. refriCeration. Rear
3"s D.laReid IT. NV
bedrooms. dinette. kitchen
and bath. Elec. refrirerstlon.
a3It Georgia Ave. NV.
S4O.OO-Apt. No. 12-Living room.
bedroom. kitchen and bath;
cleo. refrigeration: rear porch.
Near Walter Reed
1896 Georgia Ave. NV.
$50. .OO-Apt. No. 10"--Livng room.
bedroom. dinettr. kitchen
and bath; Electrolux refrigeration.
S62.sO-Apt. No. 1O1-Livina I'o-.
. bedrooms, dinrtie. st'chsn
and bath: Flectroluy refrigeration,
See Manaker-1t0 t0S-Art. 2.
Ehiciency Apt.
1892 CAPITOL Ave. NE.
$AS OO-Apt. No. 3-LivinG room,
bedroom. dinette. kitchen and
bath. Electric stove rear ward screened
rear porch. Available Sept. LIST.
14O4 K CAFRlTZ Dist. 9O8O
Continued on Next Paze)
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, plain. for lunchroom: colored wo-
man; must be honest, clean and know how
TO manage Box oSa-K. Star
COOK. g.hv. family of TWO IS 90 for
,, 100. Apt. lol4.
COOK, houseworker. experienced: must live
~ IN eooo references; good ironer: off Sun
COOK. sh.w, colored; stay nights; en-
ployed couple, a-year-od child comfort
able basement room toilet. shower $40
week. CheVy Chase. d. c. Clev. $500.
GIRL: white or colored, cook and general
housework; stay nights; reference required
Wisconsin 1868
GIRL, white experienced for general
housework: live in. Wisconsin 6aI :.
Girl; white, general INV. laundry, cook
Alef $50 pm. 43o Crttenden ST. NV
GIRL, white. experienced over % for
NV: S?o month; live in: nice room
ing: live in S?5 month. 1905 Morse st,
ne w.
GIRL; white. about .95 years, to take care
OF baby experienced 6',3 c ST. ne
GIRL, colored or white. experienced cook
Silver Spring. Nd; , adults. 3 chiIdren: nIdS
references REQUIRED Phone Shepherd 5Ia6
Thursday after. / am.
HOusEKEEPER, white, cook. laundry elec
IN; S25 month. Box 204-K Star.
HOUSEKEEFER. white, ghw.. care Ayr.
old boy for employed couple; start Sept.
Isl; no heavy laundry; room. board $50
mo 1914 9TH St NV. Randolph 43ls
MAID. colored general housevork: refer
enees REQUIRED; no Sundays Cali after
$50, Emerson 6s31.
MAIDS, 2, cook some g.h.w.. nurs. care
OF chiIdren; general work; must live in:
ref Box 40-K. Star
WHITE GIRL. care for two children, small
apt-; i've in Apply after evenings.
q Aoams St ne. Apt. !. 25.
WHITE GIRL or woman. g,h.v. Heht
laundry, care OF baby; live in: emploved
couple. Emerson 1891
WOMAN to care for 2O-mo -old child; $40
mo- rm and board State age experi
ehce. references. Box 32l-K Star.
WOMAN. white. settled for general housa-
work who would appreciate a kind home
Call Greenwood O93O
WOMAN. middle-aeed, white. light house
work, good home. small wages 43I3
ole soee ave- Bradbury HeiRhts Nd.
WORKING HoUsEKEEPER white healthy
experienced working for quiet. refined peo
PIE; small family adults: girl 3; extra help
! gay weekly. State fully age experience
reis'' pnS N4p; room bath. Bethesda. Md.
YOUNG GIRL. white for general house
WoIk' must be experienced stay nights:
so1 sood salary, Apply 400 Conn. ave. Adj,
,ft1G YOUNG LADY to care for small apt and
I,ue H alrl Tor home and Sl6 mo ! $40
ruiier ST. NV. Apt. 2oh. after 80,
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LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
PERSONAL.

own method Results effective for . lif.-
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs @ or surger,. DIR. sOMMFR WERCK
1863 Columbia rd Adams 03ss
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
Wtstory Bids i4th and F Met, issa 'O''
HILDREN--coUNTRY HOME: SUPER
VISION good food sports: schools and
chnrches near; 9TH year: limited number
Mps reI. seho3is open Sept. 18th. MR.. AND
MRS. RANDALL. Cla!ksville Md
FUR REMoDELING. TAILORING. DRESS
oo6. Dlstrlct 1919.
IMPORTANT MESSAGES TRANSMITTED
from isolated areas promptly by homing
pigeons Emerson 1850. 80.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGAR-
ten, I33, Massachusetts ave. NV; school
OF dancing ano nursery: hour. day or
week; s;i}G to $50
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYEsLMAKE NEW
lriends among employees of the varied de-
pa pa Ttments with whom you. have mutual
CAROL LYNN C!ev. 64as ali dav Sunday,
evenings. 6:3os:3o. Moderate Zee
LET DR.. DELLA, LEDENDECKER' WON
oerlul handh rub your aches and pains
away 800 o st. NV. West ll20.
MooRHAvEN No NURSING HOME FOR
cianaineo cisn ora care. Diet according to physi
rates reasonable. Wisconsin 4sOl.
PERSONAL
Neeo cash2 Borrow on your car Get
20 70 5000 whether car is paid for or not
PERMANENTS, sits.
Finger ia Tave &c; manicure l5c. Met. 777s
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

RADIO ENG1NEERINGADay and evening
courses, Training Qualities graduates for
RADIO ensineering field New. modern
bulldne-completely equipped shops and
laboratories Glasses now forming Call
write or phone for free booklet or appoint :
ment TO inspect school Capitol Radio
Ensineering Institute. 1924 18th st NV,
Phone Adams 1872 bet. 10 m and p. m
FRENCH LESSONS SOC. by experienced
native teacher. l2l6 N. Y ave. NV. Dis
trict 5?l4
HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS. where you
get framing proved by the success of
many Hemphill graduates where you set
the most thorough most practical Diesel
course available: :.2page book free Reg
!Sttaf once. 400 Garrison blvd. BALTIC.
ENJOY LIFE by increasing your INCOME
You CAN thru the BOYD WAY Master
shorthand. Touch Typng Bookkeeping
Calculating Machines. EASY fascinating
reasonable. BOYD SCHOOL, Accredited, .
1858 r ST. Natl. ?340 tEst 20 yrsJ
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS-Cou
Gus, patient, professional instructor Learn
10 drlVe Sklllfully. safely and easily: park
ing and traf1c. Mr.. Rundlett. Emer 45S! .
AUTO INSTRUCTION-Care driver ;5c
hour; easy parking and clutch control, viii
secure permit. North S63l. Mr.. Whitaker.
INCREASE YOUR INCOME, secure a
GOOD position; easily possible. others are
doing IT DAILY. Learn Stenography Sec
felarlal work. Bookkeeping, Accounting
etc. Small classes individual promotion:
position Tor graduates. Beginners and
KeNieW classes now starting Don't pro-
crastinate-ACT NOW. BOYD SCHOOL
Est. % YrSt. l333 ST. Nail ,34O.
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MOTOR IRAYEI

"SI0N NAVEL.
ST. LOU1S-DRIVING '3s OLDS LEAV-
ing Aug. -. return one week: accommo-
oate several. very reasonable Atlantic
oo-o-o. 30
LEAVING IN 1898 CHEVROLET FOR
Chlcaao Thursday or Friday. have room
Lot : or 4 passengers: share expenses.
Cali CleN. 32?32 or Clev 5lI2
TO FLORIDA. LEAVING ABOUNT SUN
3,64
TRANSPORTATION TO MACON GA, VIA
ASheville N. C. and Atlanta: leave Aug
return Sept &; references. Atlantic
THREE LADIES DRIVING CALIFORNIA A
pehSes. Phone TEMPLE 3SOo-J
YOUNG LADY GOING TO ATLANTA AUG;
~. 80 ford can accommodate one free
er.ahsportation, TO help drive Box 2a-E.
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DOME STI(

DOMESTIC AGENCY" 1928 9th St. Dec
2421, furnishes chauffeurs. housemen.
eooEs. porters. maids. ghw. dishwashers.
RELIABLE AGENCY Dec 5b61, 1902 lIth,
workers, porters, dishwashers, houserrn
2bs
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SPECIAL-BLOOD-T TESTED
WhIte LeghornS Barred and White Rocks
r. ! Reds. ;. 90. VIM. James IL Son. 81!
81 n ". Metropolitan UOSS
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FOUND

Animals and articles OF value
that hare been found NAV be Gd-
rerttsed IN The Star nithont charge
II NO rennrd ~ expected
Each advertisement Dfl be him.
tied to fonr lines. The name and
address OF Advertiser tDill be re-
onired.
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CEDAR COURTS" TAKOMA, D. c.
Near Walter Reed. 4Io Cedar St or 4
rms. kit.-din.. bath, refz.. scr. porch. x55-
S66; LIST or 2pd floor. Mgr.. Georgia 0533.
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PlhNO-You can make S25 to 500
saving on floor sample or slightly used
Splnet IN our store this week Such fine
makes as HUNTINGTON. Winter Musette,
Stoty Clark Chickerng etc Natl :32n3
Arthur Jordan Piano Co. corner 18th and
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FOR CHARTER, CAMBRIA" fishing,
certificatel; sleeps 10 Capt Reuben D,
Roland. co Hopkins Service Station 30
Compromise ST.. Annapolis, Md. Phone 14S
oSs
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
EECRETARY. female at least {. years
.esal experience, private Arm: see IS to
90 wp.m.; GENTLE; salary. S35 to $40
rer week " "''
Stenoers pher, female. at least one year's
business or commercial experience aye
20 TO I5, cashtering and PIX experience
desirable: shorthand 100 wpm': type
S2S per week ' y"
:. Apply for test Thursday at 2:15 pm.
No charge of any kind "'
Ola al prase Ial ~,
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CUT FLOWERS,
BOATS.

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS
delivered for 81. Helene Afieck. Box 23l "A,
Route No. 3. Vienna Va Vienna 33-W-2
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
POULTRY r. ECCS
BABY CHICKS.

PULLETS. New HAMPSHIRE Reds Pho
Greenwood 1263-W
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FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DON'T DESERT YOUR PETS. Can the
Washlneton Animal Rescue League. North
k720. for unwanted animals Il st NV
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Three piece living suite upholstered for
$40; covering and new inside material in
cluded made like new in finest tapestry
and trieZette; workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO..
2ho9 l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA IO1T2.
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LOST

ICSI.
CAMERA in leather case on rocks Great
Fails. Finder please contact MI. Sparks.
Mel. Q6ll Reward 26'
CANE. ladys, in alley on Macomh St. be
tween Wisconsin ave and 3sth st. Mon
dsy reward, Falls Church 42e
DOG, male, brown, white chest. short hair.
no collar. near Fort Myer. Reward. Mr.
Carroll, District l1ss. EVENINGS, Republic
o645. Apt. 405.
ENGLISH SETTER male, black white
white vicinity Of oxon Hill CAN Line.
1881 or Line. l4'3-J. Reward
ENGLISH SETTER female. white. black
and ticked. vicinity Lyon Park Va. Name
Sister Reward. Walnut 6Ssl.
SITS TO 9th and F. A. B Moore. 80 w st.
Potomac o2S3. after pm. Reward.
IRISH SETTER female. Arlington County.
Nellie family pet; too old for hunting.
stovall. Walnut $40 or District l353.
SCOTTY. black, Sandy vicinity Shep-
herd Park: reward. Georgia 361!
WALLET containing money. drivers per-
NIT. papers, vicinity 26th and M sts. Nv.
reward. HOPKINS. Georgia 4.l0
WALLET, brown. downtown section Finder
Keep money. return cards and pocketbook
Wledemann, 652l Summit ave. Chevy
Chase. Nd Wis 4o6S after $50 pm.
WALLET. brown. vicinity Glen Echo. con-
tanning registration and permit; reward.
Adams 5000.
WRIST WATCH, small yellow gold Hamil-
ton. black band: vicinity Veterans Bureau;
reward. Shepherd 25a4 j. after 8
FOUND.
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3 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE. BATH
screened porch. electric refriaerator ga
RAGE: heat included. S45 INQUIRE J
KLEIN. AL Kennedy st. NV
632 MASS AVE. NE.-3 ROOMS. KITCH-
en- and bath. S42.50; newly decorated front
apartment. THEO. HEITMULLER, Georgia
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FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait, Emersency Laboratory. Room sol
WeStory Bldg, l4th and F Met 1898
CHAIRS FoR RENT. SUITABLE FOR
BRIDGE PARTIES. banuuets. weddings
and meetings lOc up per day each. New
chairs Also Invalid rolling chairs for
rent or sale. UNITED STATES STORAGE
co. AIS lotn st. NV Metropolitan 1874
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing $500
Don t waste insurance money" Call
DEAL with 25 years experience Lin
coin 5000
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS,
TREE -RIPENED PEACHES.
HALE AND FLRERTA
NrIf Ga Ave. Nj. Right on Route s..
". W MOORE Sandy Spring. 90
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PlANOS-Used uprights. s. and $40 cash;
oenVery extra, or you can haul them your
sell. Also Grands and upriehtS at bargain
pptiees Dec. 33O0. The Piano Shop. 1873 :
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHING MACHINE-Floor sample Apex
Iuii,s size de luxe wrnger machine, S4a.
sold new for $3.50. Pay 81 weekly. Natl.
3Z2t, Jordans. corner 18th and G SITS.
WASHING Slightly used two
tub washer ri
Evening star., 1938-08-24

Personal CHRISTMAS CARDS House.
wife made $3.50 spare time Student $3.50
Also box aSSortmenls. FREE sample offer
THE JOHN A HERTEL CO
3o5 W. Adams. Dept La. Chicago
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MEN-Due 10 expanding activities. I can
Use neat-appearing men in our home
service department on established routes;
splendld opportunity for advancement with
sn s2yearold firm; car furnished: cash
bond required Only married men between
g and 40 need apply. See Mr. Wentz on
Ihursday. between 10 and ., at Ambassa-
dor Hotel
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BEAUT1CIAN experienced all-around op-
orator. preferably with Kennedy street fol-
lowing. Opportunity Call KAY Adams
2lo4, for appointment
iiaa BEAuTICIAN, experienced in all branches;
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-15
CHACO PEACE
THREATENED
Fear Latin Conference to
Adjust Boundary Strife
May Break up

BUENOS AIRES, April ID
(UPl-Observance Of Pan Amer
lean Day was overShadowed some
what yesterday by a threatened
breakup of the Chaco peace con-
ference here and shifting of the
Paraguayan-Bolivian dispute to
the permanent court of interna-
tional justice at The Hague.
There was no immediate llketl-
hood, however, that the two ma
tions would resume their savage
three-year war over ownership OF
the pear-shaped region known as
the Green Hell"
Special delegations sent to Bo-
livia and Paraguay by the peace
conference in an effort to reach Il
compromise and break the long
deadlock which has stalemated set
Element of the controversy were
en- route back to Buenos Aires,
their proposals repeatedly unac-
ceptable to either of the two for
mer belligerentS. There was no in
dication what the proposal en-
bodied, although it was understood
on good authority that a division
Of the disputed territory was the
chief point.
Reports from ASuncion said the
delegates left there by river boat
after a final meeting last night
with Paraguayan authorities. The
latter refused to comment on the
latest plan, but general opinion
was that Paraguay should not sun
render it's sacred rights and
fruits of victory" which pushed
its military line of occupation far
into the western Chaco.
La Paz dispatches reported that
the Bolivian government was OPP
posed to the new proposals be-
cause they were regarded as IN
equitable" and unacceptable in
their present form. All neWspa-
pcls in the capital supported the
government attitude.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-15
PRESBYTERY
TO MEET Soon
Asheville Unit Will Gather
Near Waynesville on
Tuesday

The Ashevllie PreSbytery, which
includes the Presbyterian church
eS i'm the AShcville territory, eX-
tending to Murphy, will hold a
two-day session next week at the
Bethel Presbyterian church near
WaynCsville.
The. meeting will open Tues
day, April 10, at IL O'Clock, and
close the following afternoon. DR..
d. w. Richardson, who holds the
chair of missions in the Union
Theological seminary, in Rich
mond, Va, will preach at the
. Tuesday morning session.
The first part of the morning
will be given over to the election
of Il moderator to succeed X. c,
McGill, OF Montreal, the retiring
moderator.
On Tuesday evening at 1876
O'Clock the service will be given
over To the study and discussion
Of home missions in the church.
Wednesday morning foreign
missions program, with DR.. Rich
erdson as the principal speaker
will be presented. At IL O'Clock
DR.. l.. T. Wilds, pastor of the FmSt
Presbyterian church of Hendc>
sonville, will preach.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-15
inc. H. STEPP
PASSES away
Rites for County Resident
Will Be at Golden
Hill Saturday

John Henry Stepp, 70, died ut
9 o'clock Thursday night at his
home in the Little Hungry sec
ton Of Henderson county.
The funeral will be held at :
O'Clock Saturday afternoon by the
Rev. s. F. Huntlcy, and the inter
mcnt will be in Golden Hill Gem
ctery.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Susan J. Stcpp, and the l0i-
lowing children: Miss Rosa Bril'
Stepp, Henry Grant Stepp, Lem"
Jane Stepp, Albert Dewey SSlcpp,.
and Rufus Jctcr Stcpp, I'LL OF
Hendersonvillc, and Miss MaDe!
Guffrey Stepp, Of Bradenton'
Fla. One sister, Miss Alice Stepp'
of Hendersonvillc, survives, to-
gether with eight grand children
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-15
LIFT FISHING
BAN EASTER
Every Kind of Fish May
Be Taken in State, Sun
day and Monday

RALEIGH, April l5.-AnglerS
vino have suppressed their desires
for an excursion to thei rfavorite
fishing grounds during the cur
rent closed season will have inc
opportunity of INDUCING IN TINS
sport with the temporary lifting
of the ban during the Easter hoI-
iday period, J. ID. Chalk. commlS-
Sioncr, division of game ana M
land fisheries, department OF con
scrvation and Development. an
nOunccd today.
The lifting OF the closed season
restriction will apply To- all sec,
tions Of North Carolina and to all
specics Of fish found in inland
waters of North Carolina, begin
ming Saturday, April Is. ut md
NIGHT and extending to Monday
April Is, at midnight. The prlvl-
lc~e APPLIES only TO legal methods
of fishing i'm the inland waters.
Commissioner Chalk announced
that the exception this year fol-
lows the custom OF the past SeN-
eral wears during which the sports
men have exhibited Il wholesome
spirit of cooperation IN the "o-
Scrvancc of the fishing and hun'-
ing laws.
Fishermen who land any an
sDawned female fish during the
period of grace are urged to re
lease such fish carefully after
dampening their hands. The tax
ing of one fish which has not
spawned. according 10 the COM
missioner. would result in the de
scruction of possibly several
thousands OF eggs and many ma
,urc fish in future years.
1--WE sincerely hope, said Com
missioner Chalk, that the sports
men Of North Carolina will ENJOY
themselves during this period at
Grace. The people have shown an
increased amount of interest M
our came and fish laws and the
department has never IN ITS entire
history been given such fine CO.
opcration. We believe this eNcep-
ton will reflect an even better
cooperative attitude and that the
fishermen will not abuse this PRIV
ilegc by taking unspawned female
fish and that they will observe
strictly the remainder of the clos
ed season and other inland hSh-
ing regulations.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-15
KNOXVILLE 10, ( Pupil
HAS hasu URGE GET! TO R {
BOOKS UPSIDE naS,

KNOXVILLE. Ten, |
DCP'~-John whec.c.. s< HeR. 4
Tar par1oz school pupil. s I,@ : 3'a.
ba ,ieI: Of Chicago on. ,s ,sr. tai
"a ADDITION to writing up..t .'S5 /
he has the urge 70 read due $S, Co.,
side down. ''oN :,
49,. Johnnie ii,or has puuIci ii.
erS since he started ia a IL, ;tsa
Writing Writing IN this unusual u 's NO., i
WIN, When !. he hands in a 3D. a.n n'aot'
turn II oven. to read !, r'Pr' l.;
Although Handicapped 81. 49,.
ably by his writing. jo f5,I@ea
making satisfactory r ora1
other subjects and has '' ."
that Is average, accoldjn '
TEACHER ,. Miss Ida Cavern @.1' !" :
Miss Gavcn said he h.,
come q tendency to ic.a .@ VII o'-
book turned AROUND s ,ns wa :.
particularly retarded IN '1 -. !: D
ject. " ""' y
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-15

crisis at their expense.
II believe we have been right IN
tho course we have charted, ne
said. TO abandon our purpose OF
building a greater, Il more stable
md more tolerant America,
would be to miss the tide and per
haps the port. propose TO san
head. I feel sure that your hopes
and yom. help are with me. For to
reach q port, We mus SalI---Sali |;
not tie at anchor. sal. not drlit'
He apologized for sfeaking dur
ing Holy Week. the most sacred
season of Lent, but said that the
emergency confronting the nation
calls for Immediate action. ,
In this dcciSion,' he said l
have been strengthened by the
thought that BY speaking tonight
there may be greater peace OF
mind and the hope OF Easter may
be more real at tireSidcs every
where. and that it is not naqpro-
pirate to encourage peace when so
many of us are thinking OF the
Prince of Peace
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-15
.2lOO STRIKERS TO
RETURN TO LAB0RS

DETROIT, April l5.-(UP)-
Approximately 2,100 employees Of
the Budd Wheel company prcpar-
ed to return to work Monday aG-
ter settlement of a labor dispute
that caused one-dav shutdown
Of the plant. The agreement WAS
reached after six hours Of nego-
tiating by company officers and
officials of the United Automo-
bile Workers union
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-15
MRS. WHITNEY GIVEN
OWN JEWELS BACK

NEW YORK, April 10: (UP)---
Mrs. Whitney got her pearls back
Thursday.
Irwin Kmtz, referee in bank
ruptcy. ordered the jewels return,
ed after Mrs. Whitney informed
him they belonged to her and not
to her husband.
The Jewels, consisting OF a
string of 60 pearls with a gold
clasp, a pearl ring and a set OF
pearl earrings, were found IN
Whitney's safe deposit box in a
sealed envelope on which was
written Mrs. Gertrude Whitney,
personal jewelry."