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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

North Carolina
Henderson County
Having qualified AZ administra-
tor C.T.A. upon the estate of An
IA d. Lunn, this is to notify all
persons having claims against
said estate to present same to the
undersigned for payment on or
before twelve months from the
date hereof, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar Of any recovery
thereon. All persons indebted to
said estate will please settle with
the undersigned Immediately.
This January 10, 1898.
r. l.. WHlTMlRE,
Administrator G. 7. A. of the
Estate of Anna ID. Lunn.
1-l9-Wed-6tp
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due the plaintiff against said
property; that summons has been
issued and is rcturnablc into the
Office of clerk of superior court
on March IS, 1888, at which time,
or within 80 days thereafter, the
defendants are required to APP
pear and answer or demur to the
complaint of the plaintiff or the
relief demanded will be granted.
This 10th day Of Feb, 1888.
GEO. w. FLETCHER,
Clerk Of Superior Court.
2-l6-Wed-i
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NEC[JS' ESTATE
FIRST COLONY
Large Scale Colonization
Expected to Reduce
Home Congestion
By FRANCISCO REA
United Press Staff Correspondent

ROME. Feb. %. (UP)-Plans
for the largc-scalc colonization of
Ethiopia. with the principal aim
OF lcSsrninG the congestion of
Italy's ovcr-populated rural areas,
began to matcrializc when the first
group Of prospective settlers sailed
from Brindisi for Massaua.
These agriculturists, represent
ing 100 family heads, are going to
settle in the Cercer district, in the
province of Harrar, midway be-
tween Adds Ababa and Harrar
and in close vicinity to the Dill
boutis-Addis Ababa railway line.
They will hiring under cultivation
the untitled lands which were once
the property Of the eX-Emperor
! Halle SelaSsie.
The district, from the agricul-
! tural viewpoint, is admirably stu
atcd. and is expected to prove an
excellent starting point for larger
colonization later.
SETTLERS FROM APULlA
The first settlers were from the
five provinces of Apulia region
and they will find in their new
land, as result Of a pre-arranged
plan. climatic conditions and sur
roundings resembling those of
their native region. This plan IS
| based on the criterion of choosing
colonizablc districts of Ethiopia
, whose particular and general con-
ditions are more or less similar to
those prevailing in the Italian re-
gions from which the agriculture
lists are picked. so that the settlers
! NAV feel more at home. On the
| basis of this criterion there soon
will be an Apulia, a Venetia and
a Romagna of Ethiopia. These
! three regions are among the most
! thiclly populated Of Italy.
The choice Of settlers is made
by semi-governmental bodies APP
pointed for each of the "a prov
inces of Italy. These bodies, how
ever. function on regional basis
! (Italy is divided in 10 regions)
and are financially helped by the
government and provincial admin
! iStrations. Besides choosing the
prospective settlers, they prepare
the colonization areas down to the
minutest details, including mill
tary protection. and assist the set
tiers until they are definitely able
to take care of themselves.
APPLICANTS CAREFULLY
SELECTED
Agriculturists who desire to set
tie in the empire must apply to
these regional bodies, who pick the
applicants with the advice of the
internal emigration C0mmissariat,
the Fascist labor syndicates and
other agencits. Physical fitness,
agricultural skill and honest hab-
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DICTIONARY COURTSHIP

SYDNEY. (UP).-Zahara Hal-
envich, Russian bass singer and
Miss Gwen Graham of Yelling
ton, both deficient in each others
language, managed to conduct a
successful courtship enroutc to
Australia by means Of Spanish
English dictionary. They were
married upon their arrival here.
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professional Services

YOU FEEL BETTER when you
see better and are free from
headaches and eyestrain. For
scientific examination and cor
rect fitting, consult Leona AL
len Young, Optometrist. 3"
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FERTuIZER-Merco Fish scrap

FERTILIZER-Merco Fish scrap
and tankage. Chilean soda.
Other materials. See ME before
buying. Will take care of you.
Cotton meal S1.35. Hulls 6Oc.
Onion sets Csc gallon. Woods
garden seeds. Ask your neigh
Dor about Merco. H. D. Hyder.
By Clay Hyder's Garage. Chin
neV Rock road.
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IF YOU HAVE $50 CASH. See
this today, 5 rooms, electric
lights, we'll water, acres,
every foot useable. 2 1-2 miles
out on good road. Glover ..
Jones. x
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2.47l acres), according to the size
of his family. Each agriculturlst
can have a number Of native farm
hands as extra help.
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MISUNDERSTANDING on quail
ity costs more than it saves. A
complete dry cleaning and
laundry service. Phone 6SS.
Abbott-Knight Co. X. CaroluS
Williams. Mgr.
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Bulbs Seeds Or Sbev For S Tell Prospective Advertise Regularly
GIRL, 5, is CHEERLEADER

CLEVELAND. (UP) - Curly
haired Donna Jeanne Pospisil, .,
mas helped stir up cheers for ath-
etic teams at Cleveland Heights
nigh school this year. She has
been appointed official mascot
and assistant cheer leader.
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I3-Merchondise
FEDERAL. HOUSING ACT build

ing. repair and modernization
loans will be available soon,
Easy payment plans; no red
tape; prompt action. Watch for
announcement of loans and see
us for building materials. Hen
Jacksonville Supply & Coal Co.
Phone 800.
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ARE YOU INSURED while driv-
ing cars other than your own?
Ask us or your insurance agent
about this endorsement on your
automobile liability policy.
Brownlee Insurance & Realty
Co.
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Maude c. Hand Channel and
husband, Hall G. Channel,
George A. Hand, and A. H..
Smith, Trustee, Defendants
The defendants above named
will take notice that an action en-
titled as above has been COM
menced in the superior court Of
Henderson county, for the pur-
pose of selling at public auction
lot No. 3, block 9, of Rhododen-
dron section, Laurel Park, for
the purpose of collecting taxes
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NEW ACCOUNTS are opened
daily; all insured up to $4,000.
Current dividend rate is per
cent per annum. Do you know
of any investment as safe with
as high rate of return? Ac-
counts started with 81 or more
First Federal Savings & Loan.
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MONEY TO BUILD-FHA loans
are expected soon for repair
ing, undermining and new
structures. When they come
well be ready with materials
and shop work. Hendersonville
Lumber Co. Phone AZ. Near
depot.
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I2-Radios and Service

FOR SALE--A few good used
radios. Mlucity Tire Co. +
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MYERS PUMPS, sprayers and
spray materials of all kinds.
Vulcan plows. Also bargains
in a few rebuilt plows. King
Hardware Co.
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HARD WASH DAYS - Abolish
them by using our convenient,
inexpensive laundry service.
Call E. L. Roper or c. c. Col
Inns at Superior Laundry.
Phone LAP.
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THE RACKET STORE is offer
ing 25 to .35 percent discount
on Star Brand shoes for quick
clearance. Star Brand shoes
are better"
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Weeds and Plants

91r"5 "ering shrub with
Egrsa,'a.> e Of 81. Carolina
's'y' East Flat Rock, n
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5--FoodstuffS
6-Business Services

MADE TO ORDER: Dress max
ing. altering. mending, repair
ing, tailoring at reasonable
cost. Phone 1873. Miller's
Cleaners and Laundry. 120
Fourth Ave. E. Not connected
with other laundries. \
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FOR SALE-New Home sewing
machine, in good condition.
c. Ala Regal st.
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Special Notices
PERSONAL

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40-Miscelaneous
Lost and Found
43-PerSonal Property

LOST - Elgin watch, between
Pace Market and City Hall. Re-
turn to Carolina Theatre.
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SUMMONS OF PUBLICATION

North Carolina,
Henderson County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Henderson County, Plaintiff
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l7-Houses

FOR RENT - Six-room house,
grounds, garage barn, all con-
veniences, five miles out. "A, y
care Times-News.
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The Washington times., 1938-12-16

partner George Burns, the ideal
straight man, or feeder"
Like EDGAR Bergen and his
Charlie Mccarthy, they played
the Earle stage time and again
for their regulation salary, and
glad to get it.
Along about 1880 radio dis
covered them. I am told their
success over the air really began
with a 15-Week contract with
the British Broadcasting Com
pany. Burns and Allen were an
overnight success, and Holly
wood began to bid.
They appeared first in Para
mount short features, were soon
promoted to the more important
and profitable full-length come
dies. Since 1880 they have
been continuously on the radio
with national sponsors. They
have just completed Honolulu"
for Metro oldwyn-Mayer. a pic
ture in which they share billing
with the dancing Eleanor
Powell.
Burns and Allen have been in
the four figures a week salary
The Washington times., 1938-12-16
y Il9lI MOOD
BY ED SULLIVAN
Behind the Scenes

Hollywood, Dec. 10.
after he fattened Aidan guest had
Seen sd m at n y o has
bTghs Marshall Goldberg being Offered
demonstration but his refused Major dckerng
married Anatole Itvak that Miriam Hopkins rift
O ro % s Coast can nats Duke O Uni @ and four
against southerners
Income tax agents will bring suit shortly against fifteen Hollywood
Allen, feeling crucied proportion
h minutes sr a the got out that Dick Powell and Joan
maEs @ s 6e Se sO Won 3s said ID. captain
-. No fooling -. 1t happened
preview brings to mind the magnificent comeback
of Director Edmund Gouldtng the Warner lot Goulding
this town There is no better stOyer than aoudng
play composing song playing musical MT Ts f
ing Of Dawn PATROL unusual experience for
ishers lacking sense Of humor Basil Rathbone
British nd the Vs maSe to Ss a naDe
of rubbing than Hol ever witnessed
Olivia one day . Hello hag"
ented wrong was Sv ven arbane sGd
1T just that you are dy DIVA He'd and nevr TstuDed
Goudng remained his own polished
from d. boy say to nn am not an actor and far be
just thought as to YOUR approach to it, TheruepOn Goudng
would act oat better than HOLLYWOOD
d &C. Nov my SsIngs he lays gently but
he we he tells Hs s @a1e
such the about the
London club you buried wife, today Cecil"
one Yes growed the other and then afterthought:
II had to- you know-she died."
Add cornels recollection in
recall played piano brilliantly particularly
the Cesar Franck Choral in Minor Actually
piano achieved onstage
had followed out placed that oSage
ment could be played was hot in Chicago and Miss
Madden tainted in the middle Of the Miss
of mind from the piano stool Miss Madden
thuped the floor and ad bbed the audience tired
don't think I'll practice any more"
To those Of who have written asking
Jared with his restaurant I've splendid Saa the former
Trocadero waiter wrote about weeks
his life savings into restaurant Of his own
The Washington times., 1938-12-16
Capitol Gets
"Dr. Kildare"

Lew Ayres has the title role
of Young DR.. Kildare" the
new M.-G..M. production which
comes to Loew's Capitol Christ
mas week. 1t follows the cur
rent "A Christmas Carol"
Ayres is expected to put the
finishing touches on his remark
able comeback with his role in
the new film. Lew won Spectacu-
lar fame some years ago in "All
Quiet on the Western Front"
and Doorway to He'll" but was
practically unheard Of after
wards, until his recent roles in
Holiday" and "Rich Man, Poor
Girl" once again brought him
into the public eye. AS Young
DR.. Kildare" he will enact a
character made famous by Maya.
zine Write Max Brand.
Lionel Barrymore, fresh from
You Can't Take It With YOU"
and Lynne Carver are starred
with Ayres. 10 Ann SayerS
stepped into an important role
from the sophomore ranks Of
the University of washington.
Nat Pendleton, Truman Brad
ley, Walter Kingsford. nellie
Walker, Pierre Watkins, and
Samuel s. Kinds have the princi-
pal supporting roles.
The Washington times., 1938-12-16

| CLOCK

CAPITOL-Re ginald Owen,
Christmas Carol" 11:10 a. m,
1850, ABS, 7:20, 1905 p. m.
Stage: Cross and Dunn, !.
3:45, $50, 9:10 p. m.
PALACE-Rosalind Russell, Rob
ert Donat, THE Citadel" 1880
a. M, 2, 4::30, 7:05, 8: IS p. m.
COLUMBIA-Shirley Ross, Bob
Hope, Thanks for the Mem
ory," 1855 a. m, 1855, 1855,
5:55, 1855, 9:55 p. m.
EARLE Dick Foran, Gloria
Dickson, Heart of the North, :"
II a. m, 1885, 4:25, ITO, 10
p. m. Stage: 1885. 3:25, 6:15,
9p. m.
METROPOLITAN-Pat O'Brien,
Angles With Dirty Faces, I"
1880 a. M, 1870, $3.50, 5:25,
1885, 9:35 p. m.
R-K.O.KEIfH'S - Charles Bick-
ford, Tom Brown, THE
Storm" Ills a. m, /, 2:45,
4:35, $40, $40, 9:55 p. m.
BELASCO-Ignace Jan Pade-
rewski, Marie Tempest, Moon
light Sonata" Ais, 500, 800
9::57 p. m.
TRANS-LUX-N wsreel and
Shorts, 10, HAS a. M, 1890,
LAS, 3, AIS, $3.50, 6:45, 8, 9:15,
10:45 p. m.
LITTLE-"Potemkin," ii a. M,
1:15, 3:35, $50, sos, 1925
p. m Paul Robson, EN-.
peror JONES'" 1850 a. m,
2:O5, 4:25, $40, 9 ,, m.
The Washington times., 1938-12-16
New Program
At Trons-Lux

Four shorts of varied interest
and instructive value are in
cluded in the show at the Trans
Lux Theater for the week begin
ming Friday.
The travelogue has to do with
1.-THE Land of the Wends," the
countryside of Saxony, Germany,
far from the intrigue and poll
tics of the big cities. Here are
shown peaceful pastoral scenes
with the natives wearing pic
turesque head-dresses. q
Transportation here is almost
entirely by canoe while the land
scape itself is a contrast Of deep
forests and rolling hills of green,
interspersed with many bah
bling brooks.
Next on the program is the
Paramount Pictorial, listing
three subjects. Let's Go to Col
lege" takes you to Wellesley.
"A Trip to the. sky is a pic
ture that won the Grand Prix
for French documentary films.
And the cartoon will be a Dis
ney, featuring the popular DON
aid Duck, this time in ''Donald's
Golf Came"
The news pictorials will con.
stitute the major half of the
program, as usual.
The Washington times., 1938-12-16

class for quite a few years,
and, Hollywood gossip says, have
accumulated a comfortable for
tune. Most of their publicity
has been of the heart-warming
kind, that told of happy mar
ried life with their adopted
children.
Perhaps it's too early to count
George Burns out of the popu-
larity stakes, since despite his
guilty plea to misdemeanors, he
may prove he was the victim Of
circumstances, or the gullible
dupe of a sharp SWindler.
IN THE BIG MONEY
There is only the record to
show that many stars have
found themselves on the tobog-
gan that slides to obscurity,
through unfavorable publicity.
Hollywood still points to Fatty
Arbuckle as Exhibit A in the
misfortune files.
Mae Vests box office rating
tumbled due to the long contro-
versy over her marital status,
and skidded again when she be-
came involved in the Book Of
Genesis on a Sunday night radio
broadcast.
Lee Tracy, was toppled from
his star pinnacle by a breach Of
manners in Mexico; Mary AS
tors movie career has suffered
since her diary warmed the
headlines. Douglas Fairbanks
lost his box office power after
his divorce from Mary Pickferd.
Frank Fay faded as a screen
personality through unfavorable
press mention, and John Barry
more had to take almost a be-
ginner's salary with Paramount,
to prove that his future good
behavior promises were gen.
uine.
COSTLY PUBLICITY
Publicity is the life blood of
show business, but it must be
Of the right kind.
When Aimee Semple Mac
Pherson was basking in the
headlines, as the flaming prin-
cipal of a court controversy in
Los Angeles. some bright Broad
way mind felt she would be a
good headliner at the Capitol
theater.
Aimee was the worst flop in
the history of that Major Bowes'
show shop. Such a flop, they
paid her off in full and cancelled
her contract to play the F street
Capitol theater.
She had pages Of publicity,
but not the kind that brings
patrons to the box office win
dowS.
The Washington times., 1938-12-16
KELLEYGRAMS

have Joe Lombardi'S band in
red coats and high hats. with
faces concealed behind a burnt
cork mask, but the musicians
union would probably object.
So the string savers and horn
tooters will do their work in the
pit.
JIMMY WAS TESTED
It is the current Variety
which spreads the news that
Vice President James Roosevelt,
of Goldwyn Pictures, once took
a screen test with the idea Of
becoming q screen leading man.
AS Variety tells it under the
Hollywood date line:
Jimmy Roosevelt did not get
his job as vice-president Of Sam
ueI GOIdwyn, Inc, ON account
of his good looks. That was de-
cided six years ago when the
son of the then PreSident-elect
took a Paramount screen test
in New York. Back in NOvem-
Der. 1882, . few days after
Franklin D. Roosevelt had been
elected the first time, his son
offered his services as q Holly
wood actor.
Paramount home office execs
thought well of Jimmy'S cul-
turaI ambitions, the report dis
closes, but the stu. o boys, far
from Washington, did not grasp
the idea. Here is the Par studio
report Of Jimmy's adventure
into the cinematic art, written
on November %, 1892:
Jimmy Roosevelt: Production
staff today saw test of above,
who is son of Franklin d. ROOse-
welt, President-elect. James Is
about six feet tall; about Is
years Of age, and has q rood
speaking voice, although he Is
not good looking. He IS a Pc
C; liar way of twisting his mouth
when he speaks. Because Of his
appearance he would not be
available for leads, and could
only be dragged into pictures,
such as westerns, for the pur-
pose Of exploiting he same be-
cause Of his name value"
The Washington times., 1938-12-16
Roland YOUNG
Sings a Song

Roland Young and Billie
Burke join voices in a duet in
a scene for "The Young In
Heart" which opens next Thurs
day at Loew's Palace Theater.
The two film players went into
their song with others of the
cast, which stars Janet Gaynor,
Douglas Fairbanks, jr.. and
Paulette Goddard applauding on
the sidelines. Richard Wallace,
directing the picture, yielded the
song-tutoring job to Lou Forbes,
musical director.
The song is a light little ditty
taken from the old English mu-
sic hall days, titled, "Algy, the
Piccadilly Johnny" The music
is the original, but new words
were supplied. THE Young In
Heart" is a comedy-romance, not
a musical.
The Washington times., 1938-12-16

BEGAN IN VAUDEVILLE
The career of Burns and Allen
Is one of the marvellous success
stories that run parallel with
the growth of radio. and the
fame that accrues to screen
favoriteS.
For a good manv seasons the
team of Burns and Allen was a
standard vaudeville act, playing
combination: theaCers on the
four-a-day circuit at 5000 week,
or Whereabouts. Their technique,
or stage routine, Was about the
same as that which made them
such tremendous loud speaker
favorites, and big type screen
personalities. Oracle Allen was
the amiaole nut, or nitwit, her
The Washington times., 1938-12-16

When her tour in Victoria
Regina" ends, shortly after her
Washington engagement the
week of January 16, Helen
Hayes will be off to Cairo, Egypt,
for a Compromised trip with her
husband, Charlie Macarthur.
Trip will begin February Is
and they will be gone two
months. Meanwhile Producer
Gilbert Miller is going ahead
with plans to stage a new
Charlie Macarthur play Ladies
and Gentlemen" Helen Hayes
also has a new play for next
season, but prefers to keep the
details secret for a while.
BEATS DRUM FOR LILLE
Willard Keefe arrived in town
yesterday to do the preliminary
tub-thumping for Beatrice Lilies
new show, "Set to Music" due
January 9.
This musical is by Noel Cow
ard, and he is the producer.
Which reminds me that it was
Alfred Lunt who induced Eng
lands gift to the theater to
bring one of the tryout weeks
to Washington.
Null had just arrived from
England, flew down to E Street
to see Alfred and Lynn in
Chekov's The Sea Gull" Mr..
Coward doesn't like Chekov and
he doesn't like 1.-THE Sea Gull"
particularly, but he did want to
see his old friends. Explaining
his dislike he said ::'I hate plays
that have a stuffed bird sitting
on the bookcase screaming: I'm
the title, I'm the title.
MINSTRELS COMING
Harry Anger. Of the Earle,
has his production budget all
set for a February minstrel
show, will next week begin to
round UP the talent for his
double line Of black faced enter.
tanners.
Even the fair RoxyetteS will
have to smear on a coating Of
light chocolate for this Tambo'
Bones frolic. He would like to