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Evening star., 1938-10-07

NEW LEE BLVD.
1s5 acres. 2i2 miles from Lincoln Me-
mortal Bridge. 5000 feet frontage on
each side of blvd as acres on the south
sidel. Sell as a whole or parcels of As
acres or more Rear portion adjacent to
Buckingham development Heavily wooded.
GUY WHITEFORD.
Exclusive Agent,
Real Estate
Southern Bldg National o432.
Evening star., 1938-10-07

CHEVY CHASE. MD. SECTION-S1O $50.
High elevation: wooded lot. 100x1S6 IT.
New center hall brick Colonial with side
living porch. summer winter hookup. Con-
ave. Ideal location for children. Grow
EDW' II. JONES & CO.. INC.
CLEVELAND 23O0 UNTIL 9 PM
$500 sth ST. N.W-DETACHED BRICK
home. r, IN baths, 2 finished attic
rooms, open f1re1lace. modern kitchen. gas
heat. concrete front porch, slate roof,
large lot, garage. $500 cash, reasonable
monthly payments: consider trade.
VIM. R. THOROWGOOD.
2024 R. T. Ave NE Dec O317
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REpUcE66 fo ss.e56.
Delightful center-entrance residence. 6
bright rooms, tiled bath side living porch.
oak floors, electric refrigeration. Large,
well landscaped lot with trees. Wide
paved street and paved alley One block
lie schools
EDW. H JONES & CO., INC.
CLEVELAND 23OO UNTIL, @ PM
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

LARGE, ATTRACTIVE GROOM HOME.
with sleeping porch. oil heat. maids quar-
ters and garage. 1414 Montague, l2 block
off 10th st. MR.. JEFFERS, Geo. 0sSl.
UNUSUALLY PLEASANT, 6 ROOMS, BATH.
porches, large grounds ami. Frieida1re.
piano; S47.50. Phone Shepherd 4504.- 4
to Q pm.
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR SETTLED COU-
pie, in nicely furnished house in Rockville,
Md. Heat furnished. Board owner in
exchange for rent. Refs. Box Abs. Star.
PARTLY FURN. HOUSE, BEVERLY HILLS,
Alexandria, Va, SS5: best residential Sec
ton. Phone Temple 4269-J.
MT. PLEASANT SECTION
6-room and bath brick house, comfortably
furn.; sleeping porch; responsible small
family: S75, MRS. HEIGLE, Natl. $3.50.
WESLEY HEIGHTS. FROM OWNER-SIX
rooms, u baths. fireplace. auto heat; so
#. lot; nr. schools, bus. Emerson 9141.
MOUNT PLEASANT,
$3.50 10th ST.--s rms. a bedrms.), in
closed porch, attic, bath, maids rm. and
two-car gar; oil heat. elec. refg.; this
home is tastefully furnished and commands
a wonderful view over Rock Creek Park:
rental 500 per mo-; open.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Invest. Bldg Realtor. Dist. 5000.
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$3.50 CASH AND $3.50 MO

MOORE AVE
HYATTSVILLE, HILLS. MD.
Beautiful bungalow containing 3 rooms.
modern kitchen and bath; basement.
h.-wh. and garage: corner lot S0XllO.
Washington. Convenient bus and schools.
Mt. Vernon Mortgage Corpn.,
2nd Floor MachiniSt Bldg Natl $685..
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Continued

UNUSUAL BUY HOUR FROM WASH
near Frederick, Md.--S rms, bath, finished
attic; cleo; vapor heat; 2-car garage, Q
large chicken houses other bldgs.: 3 acres,
variety fruit. Worth $4,000. reduced to
less than $4,000. Owner, K CONNOLLY.
Route 5. Frederick, Md. Telephone Brad
dock 3133. Sc
5-RooM STONE HOME, 2 ACRES.
$3.50. MODERN, BEAUTIFUL VIEW.
COFFMAN REALTY CO.. SHEP. 4123.
s14 FOREST .DElIVE-HYATTsVILL
Il rooms and knotty-pine dinette. h.-w.h.,
tiled hath, shower, open fireplace, hwd
floors; electricity. gas; full-length copper
screens. garage; So 500; $500 cash, S55 mo.
Open for inspection
15 BALTIC. LVD.-HYATTSV1LLE.
rooms, bath. h.-w h, oil burner; large
garage, corner lot; commercial zone;
81 300: terms. ERWIN REALTY CO., call
Hyattsville 1855.
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S6,500-WAVERLY HILLS VA-DE-
tached brick home having bedroom
and lavatory on first floor; complete
groom and bath apartment on second
moor: apartment in basement Modern
design. hot-water heat. garage A
splendid home and investment. WILL
CONSIDER EXCHANGE for D. c..
property
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18th ST. HIGHLANDS.

Imposing 2-story brick, % #. wide.
e., brne rooms 0Srns rstnoor
attic. deep lot garage. Out-of town owner
anxious to SELL This home located west
of 18th ST.. near Rock Creek Park. offers
a remarkable value for S1O.95O.
L, T, GRAVATTE.
Evening star., 1938-10-07
JUST OFF UPPER 18th S

JUST OFF UPPER 10th ST.
Colonial tapestry brick. 20 IT. wide.
containing large rooms ultramodern
with wood floor. modern bar; house fully
insulated: built-in garage and new-house
condition. Owner has purchased another
house. Well worth your immediate in
epectioa. Don't delay. Cali Randolph
Evening star., 1938-10-07
2 BRICK HOUSES

Good colored rental section of down.
town on wide street. Each house has 5
rms, bath, latrobe heat, electricity and
garage. Total monthly rental, SIS. Can
be bought for $3.50.
CAYwOoD BROS. & GARRETT. INC.
9l5 N, Y. Ave. Natl. 09s2.
Ewes. Phone woodley l1oO
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
MUST SACRIFICE.

MOOI OACR1F lCE.
. LOVELY Briehtvood corner: s,.,aL rms tile
e fso 5'SLGa X sEkasrEiN ksSs ssfpx CO. MET s4oo.
OLD GEORGETOWN.
We have the exclusiys ,, listinIE, on one
bath: frsDlsees. I hish a Ceilings. Vi vide S: foor
atmosphere and enyironmentS; Cen be
feGx bss sSse g spDS1t%sn n2 %s s9ts Call Mr. p'sc's
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Investment Bldg.
BARNABY WOODS.
UNUSUAL VALUE.
Designed to satisfy the most discriminat-
Ing purchaser. This new home. offering 4
bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd floor. paneled
garage. air conditioned and all-brick con-
struction. Located in Barnaby Woods on a
large lot. This home in our estimation is
one of the finest values on today's market.
Remarkably priced at $13,750. We heart
lily recommend your inspection. Terms can
TON REAL ESTATE Co. Georeia 142o.
BARGAIN-BELOW COST.
vHHY.,SI NEW 35BEDRooM BTMGALoW; IITs.s
am developing. another section and
fireplace. full din. rm. beautifully equipped
kitchen, large tiled bath shower. recreation
rm; finished and heated; full cellar and
attic. Oil heat garage. porches, weather.
stripped, screens, large lot One square
to bus. Call BUILDER. Shepherd 1888.
CLEVELAND PARK SECTION.
:, Beautiful center hall Georsian Colonial
home Just completed, on large lot, adjacent
to Rock Creek Park: master bedrooms
with baths, .first floor consists of large
nvinR room, dining room. paneled library
with bookshelves. model kitchen and but
ler's pantry, guest lavatory.. Gear attached
garage; insulated and air conditioned: :
priced extremely low for a home Of this
character. Phone j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Emerson 07l6. 2 to 8 pm.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

QUICK LOANS 1st AND End TRUSTS,
bills: small monthly PAYMENTS, COIONIAI,
INVESTMENT CO.. 1929 L st. NV. Dist.
6150. So
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
interest on first trust on improved D. c.
property
JESSE L. HE1SKELL, 1115 EYE ST. NV.
SECOND-TRUST LOANS NEGOTIATED
promptly: small monthly payments: rea-
York ave. NV Natl. T416.
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES ON
d. c. real estate. Prompt service. P. j.
WALSHE INC, 1107 Eye ST. NV. Natl. 646S.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS. REBUDGET
yourself. We give 90 months to pay
reasonable rates-prompt and courteous
service. Loans on Endorsement, real estate
or collateral. See PEOPLES MORTGAGE
CORPORATION. 1906 Rhode Island ave.
NV. Decatur 1920.
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BARGAIN-BELOW COST.
$8,750
NEW DETACHED BRICK,

30, IoU.
NEW DETACHED BRICK,
Just 2 Blocks Off Upper 10th st.
Is this beautiful detached brick home with
9 bright rooms, beautiful tile bath and
shower, elaborate kitchen; real open fire.
place: large. covered side porch; air con-
ditioned. furred and insulated: b.-i. garage:
beautiful lot This home will be sold to-
day. Be sure and see 1t. Call Geo. 500S.
BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE
s7750-Nearby suburban Md.-Brand-
new detached home, spacious rooms. oil
heat. completely equipped kitchen. garage;
large lot, over so #. wide; no agents.
Box 1913, Star.
$500.
COLUMBIA HGTS,
West OF 14th ST.. is this 2-story brick
house with bedrms.; in splendid condi-
ton; has gas heat. double back porches,
2-car garage, elec. refg., maids rm., attic
and insulation. A good buy at this price.
After ONCE hours call Georgia 7731.
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
National 1903. s11 18th st. NV.
NEw-CHEVY CHASE, D.C-CoLoNIAL
5343 32nd STREET NV.
Below Military Rd.
Six rooms. modern, 1st-hoor lavatory;
81 900 cash $50 monthly.
Open Until $50 PM. o.
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Houses Near Woodbridge
SHEPHERD PARK.
"A GENUINE BARGAIN.

TAOS 14th ST. NV
An attractive detached center-hal II
home. lust reconditioned inside and out
This property must be sold and at SI2e5O
IL De " - =
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BETHESDA. MD.-S8,95O.
Located in one of the best sections, brick
construction, slate roof, 6 rooms. baths
2 screened porches. open fireplace. modern
kitchen. insulated, screened. weather.
Stripped, awnings, full basement, built-in
garage: in new-house condition.
CYRUS KEISER. JH..
OIL After is; Hyf 3 PM, clev. 44s5. 4 ''A'
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7 There are 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. attic.
recreation room. 3 large porches. and q
car garage. Reasonable terms and trades
OPEN SUNDAY l to 5.
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ACTION NEEDED HERE!

conditioned, oil heat, furred walls, rock
wood, everything to make this spacious g.
room bath home the best buy in Arlington.
homes, near everything. There is also large
porch tscreened). garage. extra large lot
with trees. It's the buy of the day, S9,4O0.
Home Oxford 2131-J ONCE oxford 1900. .
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VALUE
BEYOND COMPARISON.

NEW HOMES,
Near Catholic University,
10th AND PERRY PL. NE.
Brick and stone construction. bed
rooms. 2 baths. unusual kitchen. land
scaped lot, quiet street.
ST 7,250 UP.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY
To reach: Out Michigan ave. past
Catholic University. over new bridge,
turn sharp left on 10th st. ne. to
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD. INC.
Natl. O271. Southern Bldg.
Evening star., 1938-10-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SPACE IN GOOD LOCATION. SUITABLE
FOR GIFT CONCESSION. BOX 203-x
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
Asked
In Congressional
Election Dispute
State Board Would Have
Court Order certifica-
ton of Deane

RALEIGH, Oct. 15.-The state
board of elections yesterday filed
a request with the supreme court
for a mandamus directing Judge
w. C. Harris, in Wake superior
court, to permit the board to GER
tify C. B. Deane of Rockingham,
as Democratic congressional nomi-
nee in the eighth district.
The motion requests that Judge
Harris be required to permit
Deane's certification in accord
ance with an opinion of the SUI
preme court, which remanded the
case to superior court to await
final returns of a second primary
in two counties.
The motion points out that
Judge Harris has made no Judg-
ment or order from which the
board can appeal, and that even
in the event of an appeal the case
could not be disposed of in time
to prepare for the November cleo
ton.
Judge Harris announced that ne
probably would order a jury trial
on account of allegations that the
board acted arbitrarily in naming
a new board in Davidson county.
Action of the board yesterday
is an effort to settle the contest
between Deane and w. o. Burgln
of Lexington.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
Czechs To Make
New Hungarian
Offer, Rome Told

ROME, Oct. Is. (UP).-Czecho-
slovakia has agreed to make
new offer to Hungary in an effort
to solve their dangerous territor-
ial dispute, it was reported today
in a most reliable diplomatic
quarter.
1t was asserted that the decision
to make the offer was reached at
a conference at Munich between
Fuehrer Adolf Hitler of Germany
and Foreign Minister Frantisek
Chvalkovsky of Czechoslovakia.
This important change in the
course of the dispute came at a
time when it was believed in some
well informed quarters here that
Premier Benito Mussolini would
take the initiative, on Hungary's
behalf, of proposing a British
rench-German-Italian conference
to consider the claims of Hungary
to Czechoslovak territory in which
there is a substantial Hungarian
minority.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
HILLTCPPERS
BEAT ERSKINE
Take Freshmen Into Camp
Friday, II, in Hard
Fought Game

DUE WEST, s. c., Oct. IS
The Blue Ridge Hilltoppers, Hen,
Jacksonville prep team, defeated
the Erskine college freshman team
here yesterday afternoon by a
score of 7 to 2.
All scoring in the game, close
and hard fought affair, came IN
the final period. wen,
Carter set up the Hilltoppers
touchdown with a 50-yard sprint
to the Erskine 5-yard line, and
Mersch punched over for the
score. Carter added the extra
point through the line.
The Erskine score, safety,
came after Pursley kicked from
the Erskine 45-yard ! inc to the
Blue Ridge 1-yard line. Carter
was tackled back of the goal line
by Smith.
A feature of the game was a 81
yard punt by Pursley.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
O.S. billiard New
Dist. President
VINO. Teachers

.ASHEyILLE, Oct. 80. S.
Duiard, principal of the Gambler
|nigh school, was elected president
|V' the Western District Teachers
association as the 18th annual
convention opened here yesterday:
Ernest L. Justice, principal OF
LAT Rock high school, was elected
'ee'preSident, Robert L. Patton,
superintendent Of Burke county,
INJECTOR. and Miss Jennie Creas-
,nSh OF the Vance elementary
%a0ol secretary.
Inc new officers were to be in
vailed at the concluding session
VI Inc cc%::Tention this morning.
speakers yesterday afternoon
CCISIaded Dr.. Ebert K. Fretwell of
TEoIlmbia university, Clyde A.
r~tE%I!n, state superintendent OF
Saohe Instruction, and B. l..
Saltn Of Greensboro, president Of
, Soe North Carolina Education as
H., A series of departmental meet
va ss followed the general session
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
CANTON FORCE
TEMPORARILY
HALTINC JAPS
Ferocious Fighting Staged
by Advance Cantonese
Troops ase..
JAPANESE LOSSES
REPORTED HEAVY

HONG KONG, Oct. Is. (UP)-
Advance forces Of the Cantonese
army clashed today with the ia
panese South China army which
is advancing on Canton. Feroclous
fighting was reported at Tamshui,
Pingshan and the key city OF
Waichow on the Swatow-Canton
highway, the immediate Japanese
objective.
Early reports told of important
Chinese successes and heavy Jap
anese losses. Canton celebrated
jubilantly-but somewhat prema-
turely. The japanese reformed
after suffering reverses at Tam
shut and Pingshan and latest re-
ports indicated that they were ad-
vancing slowly.
Two Japanese columns, which
marched from the coast, joined at
the town of Maonsang and from
there stormed Waichow, five miles
away. They met the main Chi
nese defense force of the area in
the suburbs of Waichow and there
in a temperature of 100 degrees,
the Chinese and Japanese fought
their first important battle of the
southern campaign, amid the
smoking ruins and shattered bod
les which told grim story OF yes
terday's air raid.
The Japanese plan Of campaign
became clearer. The. attack on
Waichow indicated that, when and
if the city were taken, they in
tended to make their main drive
along the Swallow highway to
Canton, 30 miles to the west.
But one column, skirting Hal
chow TO the east, was advancing
northward along the Tung river,
apparently to strike westward
eventually toward the Canton
Hankow railroad. A second col
umn struck directly westward to-
ward the Hong Kong Canton rail
road and was reported to have
reached Sintang, IL 1-2 miles east
of the railroad. A new force land
ed at the west side of the Row.
loon peninsula, at Namtow, to
drive IL 1-2 miles eastward to the
railroad and thus cut China's life
line of supply between Hong Kong
and Canton.
There seemed no doubt, from
reports, that in early clashes
south of Waichow the Chinese had
stopped the Japanese for a time.
1t was asserted that at one point,
unspecified, the Chinese ambush
ed a big Japanese force which
was maching unexpectedly in
column formation, and killed
5000 men.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
GERMAN NEWSPAPERS WAGE
BITTER ATTACK ON BARUCH,
ADVISER TO ROOSEVELT
N. Y. Correspondent Links American Hatred Campaign
Against Germany With u. S. Defense Program

it was reported in New York
that Baruch's remarks had been
made with Mr.. Roosevelt's ap-
prevail.
"They show" the dispatch
said, "that parallel with the agi-
.tation of the past several weeks
in America for heavy rearma-
ment of the army and air force
there is to begin a new chapter
of the worst sort of American
hate campaign"
Baruch's statement was de-
scribed as an exaIlple of "the
frivolous responsibility with
which war mongers in the Uni
ted States, who earned terrific
sums during the world war from
the blood of millions, again are
purging their business and fan.
ming hatred against Germany"
Other Berlin newspapers
printed a Dnb German News
agency account of Baruch's
statement, Datesned New York,
similarly attacking the Jew
Baruch."
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
SIGNS CONFESSION OF
ASSAULT, MURDER

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct: 10.
(UP).-Adrian Miller, 81, Indiana
Technical college special student,
last night led investigators back
over his trail of early Thursday
morning that ended in the Staying
of pretty 1S-year-old Alice May
Girton.
Miller allegedly admitted to po-
lice yesterday that he killed the
girl after criminally assaultlng
her in her room at the home OF
Mrs. Lillian Kelly, proprietor of a
rooming house where they both
lived. .
He signed a full statement OF
the crime.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
WOULD AVOID NEW
PAYROLL TAKES

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is. (UP)
The United States Chamber Of
Commerce today outlined q five
point business recovery program
for submission to the next con-
gress as follows:
Pruning down government
expenditures; =
2. Revising the National Labor
Relations act;
8. Easing restrictions govern
ing the flow Of investment CAPT.
tai;
4. Changing the Social Security
act to eliminate the next schedul-
ed increase in payroll taxes;
5. Reconsider the wage and
hour act to end the present con-
fusion over the extent Of its ap-
plication.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
CORBIN MT. FOREST
STATION HAS PHONE

Walter Vatzl, Waterman at the
corbin Mountain forest station,
Announced today that telephone
communications had been estab-
iished with Hsndersonville. The
number Of the station phone Is
M Watzl stated that many peo-
nile would like to visit the spot,
famed for its scenic beauty. and
that weather conditions or other
information could be obtained
from him BY phone.
The view from Corbin Noun.
tain, he said, il almost at its best
for the fall season ut this time.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15

BERLIN, Oct. Is. (UP(.-,
The newspaper Berliner Lokal-
anzeiger today devoted half It's
front page to an attack on
Bernard Baruch, New York IL
nancier of German-Jewish eX-
traction who has been an ad-.
wiser to every American presi-
dent since Taft and who was
chairman of the war industries
board during the World war.
The attack was contained IN
a dispatch bearing the signature
of the newspapers New YORK
correspondent, August Halteld,
and was directed in general
against American rearmament
as supported by Baruch and
President Roosevelt.
Pointing to the coincidence
of Baruch's statement urging
military preparedness, MADE
after he had been an overnight
guest at the White House, ana
President Roosevelt's press con-
ference remarks Thursday on
rearmament, the dispatch said
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
Old 9Th Company
Committees. For
Reunion Named

Arrangements for the annual
reunion of the Old Sixth Com
pany, North Carolina National
Guard, modified here for World
war duty, were discussed and COM
mittees appointed 1t a meeting
Yesterday. Joe Hollingsworth, for
mer sergeant. is president Of the
association.
The reunion, held each year on
the Sunday before Armistice day,
will be held this year on Nov. 6.
Committees named yesterday
were as follows: Arrangements, h:
Fl. Allison, Claude English, and
Walter Stepp; program, Wiltshire
Griffith, r. L. Whitmire and zap
Case; memorial, A. V. Edwards,
J. D. Higgins, Charles Mace and
Row G. Bennett.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
NEGOTIATION
PLANClVENBY
MISS PERKINS
Chamber Of Commerce Out
lines Aims for Next
Congress
WOULD CUT OUTLAY;
AMEND. FOUR LAWS

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. b.
(UP)-The Roosevelt administra-
ton today made its first definite
move to end the dispute between
the American Federation Of La
Dor and the Committee for Indus
trial Organization by suggesting
that both sides assign representa-
tives to q mediation committee
which would begin work at once.
In an address at q celebration
Of an unaffiliated railroad union,
Secretary of Labor Perkins pro-
posed that the American Fedora
ton of Labor and the Committee
for Industrial Organization each
appoint five trusted and expert
enced representatives to the COM
mittee and give them authority
to bind their respective organiza-
tons to any agreement they may
reach.
She suggested these 10 select
three impartial persons as addi-
tional committeeman and that the
chairman be one Of the neutrals.
If the Committee for Industrial
Organization and the American
Federation Of Labor can not agree
on the neutrSl members, choice
should be left to an outside trust
ed person.
She said that if the plan is ac-
copied some sources believed
President Roosevelt ultimately
might be asked to pick the neu-
tral committeeman.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
ARRESTNE'Cl'RO
FOR ROBBERY
Dan Clay Being Brought
From Lexington, KY,
to Face Charges

Dan Clay, colored. was expect
ed to be returned here today from
Lexington, KY, where he was ar
rested yesterday, to face a charge
of robbing Carl brakes filling
station, two miles south of Hen
Jacksonville, on the Greenville
highway, on Thursday night, the
sheriff's department reported this
morning.
The station was robbed, the de-
partment reported, about 9 o'clock
Thursday night. Leander Drake,
aged about IA or Is, brother of
the owner and son of Otis Drake,
was the only attendant at the
time.
Deputy w. A. Garren said that
the negro, who was known to
Drake, entered the station and
asked for change for dollar, ac-
cording to his information.
When young Drake turned to
the cash register the negro, &C
cording to information, held him
up with a knife and robbed the
drawer of $40.
Deputy Garren said that the
negro forced the boy to accom-
pany him a distance of about a
mile in the country between High
land Lake and the road between
Flat Rock and East Flat Rock. Ac-
cording to the information OBJ
tanned by officers, the negro then
told him to "beat it" and threat
ened to kill the boy if he didn't
tell that a white man had robbed
him.
Young Drake notified officers,
who went to the scene with a
blood hound.
Mr.. Garren said that the doc
followed a trail to the home of
Johnnie Simons, colored. Yester-
day morning, Mr.. Garren said, J..
w. Williams, colored, reported
that he had taken Clay to Ashe-
vile to the bus station.
On this information Clay was
arrested at Lexington and two Of
ficers went for him this morn
ing.
Mr.. Garren stated that Simons
and Williams were being held I'M
der 500 bond each on charges of
aiding and abetting Clay to es-
cape.