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SIX-WoRD WILL PROBATED

LANCASTER, Ia. tUP) =
Mary d. Keefe left one Of the
shortest wills ever probated here.
She wrote: 81 leave everything tn
NV sister"
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FOR SALE-29 guage galvanized
roofing, $500 per square. Geo.
E. Nissen 2-horse wagon, $40.
1-horse wagon, $4S. Best for
less. j. c. Brown, Landrum,
6 C.. a.il ~ 80
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15-Miscehaneous

FOR SALE OR TRADE corn
mill, crusher, shelter, engine,
belts and pullies. Complete out
fit. Telephone 524-J.
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For Rent
-4f
l6--Apartments

FURNISHED apartments. $40 and
$12 per month for winter;
Furnace. The Gables, Thnd
Ave. Phone 372J.
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WANTED-Old stoves, ranges.
win trade radio, lumber. roof
ing, brick, tools. Bring 'em on.
Get what. you want. Govan
Ryder. Cherry St.
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APARTMENTS - Steam heated
gas, water, electricity, ready-to-
go. 631 Main st.
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By WILLIAMS

ton of green hay in the O'Leary
cowshcd-but that wasn't the
COVE fault.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS, q
rooms with private bath and
private entrance. Phone 1851.
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l3-Merchandise

AT LAST-Every home can have
a colorful and permanent TILE
BATH without removing pres
ent floors and walls. Economi-
cal and quickly installed, Not
a wallboard. Phone S56-R for
a representative to call and sub
nit free estimate. Skyland Tile
Co. 623 Fifth Ave. W. $
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,iNDs DYE SERVICE, hat

einc. Il oENNl(E, ndt
a.. ana blocking and laun-
h. S, Plain suits and
\ CCE :n for only so
Eoni UaA Z. L. Roper or C.
b. ITo at Superior Laundry.
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SAVE ESQ on circulators and
heaters from -S2.95 up. Reliable
Furniture Co. "More value for
your money" Phone 1896. OPP
posite Courthouse.
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LADIES' SPECIAL-White shoes
dyed black SOC; British tan and
brown soc; leather taps 15c;
hale sole soc and Toe. Shoe
half sole soc and 75c. Shoe
Shop, next to A. & p.
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/ COUNTRY EGGS, 35e
4, pork sausage 21c ID.
laSt bacon, 28c lb. Fresh
rolls &c, cakes, groceries.
Pa St.
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SAVE MONEY NOW on big stock
of Star Brand solid leather
shoes, just arrived. Take advan-
tage of extra special prices.
The Racket Store.
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I0-T-ansportatiok

LOCAL, long distance hauling;
agency for Allied Van Lines to
and from any place In u. s.
Vile Transfer Co. Phone l21.s
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I7Houses

FOR RENT-s-room house, com.
pletely furnished in Laurel
Park. Phone 965-W. a
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3I-Real Estate

WANTED TO buy or srent S or
Groom cottage; modern, IN
GOOD residential section. P. 0.
Box 22S.
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Quick Christmas
money. 5000 and FREE set
for selling g Encyclopedias
Britannicas. Leads furnished,
sure-fire training. Write E. B.,
Inc, Press building, Washing
ton, d. C.
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Personal Property

GET A NICE CAMERA with film
and complete developing outfit,
only $3.50. Lyerlyss, 42O N.
Main. N- .2SclcNA. %,t =
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Special Notices
PERSONAL
MIN OLD AT 40! GET PEP.

MIN OLD AT 40l GET PEP.
N1L1N New 0strex Tonic Tab
lets contain raw oyster invigo-
rators and other stimplants.
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S1.00. Special price, 95c. Call,
write Justus Pharmacy.
NEW ROOF FOR WINTER-Now
is the best time to put it on.
See us for roofing materials,
Hendersonville Lumber Co.
Phone AZ. Near Depot.
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SALE ON HoSIERY-First susi-
ity Full Fashioned, 2 pairs 81.
Ladies' first quality seamless
1Oc to 29c. Mems fine hose
loo to S5e. Laureldale Hosiery
Service, 118 Sixth Ave. ". q"
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BUILDING aFINANcEp-Don',
worry about not having the
cash to build, repair, modernize
your home if you can show good
credit record and income with
ability to pay on monthly basis.
See US for suggestions about
loaning agencies. Henderson
vile Supply & Coal Co. Phone
500. -ste: :
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Seeds and Plants

PALE -Pedigreed bearded
Ster wheat. Grown from
+ seed. Planted fall 1887.
buShel cash. Elem Nc
Air Port St., Henderson
IN. c. >
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slSH-Battery-fed, ten
Eisfs, other poultry, eggs,
Poles. all kinds of wood.
! Cox. Phone S4S. Third
T. =
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WEATHER PROOF barn, and
sheds may be made so, mex
pensively with NTexaco roll roof
ing. Sold by all Hendersonville
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Business Services

&, 's or blankets Numbered
= until Nov. LIST. Miller's
F|O, q; & Cleaners. Phone
~ Fourth Ave. E. :
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BUILDING ROOSTER

sUlLDING BOOSTER,
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EALE OR EXCHANGE,
pair of mares, wagon and
fsS, Y. c. V. Shepherd.
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MULLER II. FURNACES -Pre-
pare now to have your work
done before the rush. Call us
for estimates. Hendersonville
Hardware Co.
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buses and Real Estate
|usstock and Poultry

UP if you want Purebred
. pigs. Seldom OSteen.
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| For Sale
Into, and Accessories

hon LATE MODELS
todel A Coupe.
theyrOlet Coach. {
fymOuth Coupe.
|iymOuth 2-door Sedan
hodge 4-door Sedan.
| MOTOR & SALES co.
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sIx.RooM HOUSE, furnished,
newly decorated. Good eondl-
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l9-Rooms With Board

DIET.REST.HEALTH. Boarders,
$40, 81, SIP up weekly. Bat
tie Creek methods. Massage,
hydrotherapy, irrigation, baths,
etc Reasonable rates. Floral
Gardens, Hendersopville, mile
beyond Dana. s.
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Lost and Found
42-Pets and livestock

LOST young pointer bird dogs.
White, liver spots. Name JEFF
fress on collars. Finder notify
+. d. Dalton, Brevard lRd., and
receive reward. Phone 1090-R."
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ROOFING-Now is the time to
put on that new roof for win
ter. Roll roofing, composition
shingles, galvanized roofing,
metal shingles. Priced right.
Walker Hardware Co.
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LOST-Black and white fox ter
rier, in vicinity Barker Heights
answers to name of "Jiggs."
Finder notify Jennings, phone
$40.
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JEWELLERY, silverware, cleaning
and repairing of time pieces;
various jewelry repairs. Pur-
chases on lay away plan.
Charlie French, Jeweler.
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The Crab Creek Baptist
Church was the first church to
accept our special offer to
Churches on paint :. lf your
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IL GLASS in your car and
Ire for cold weather; also
lete line of automobile
and accessories. Louis
bins, Seventh Ave. E.
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Wanted
26-Salesmen, Agents

SHOE SALESMAN WANTED,
Give experience. SIS, care
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Evening star., 1938-09-27

Such suit would be great service to the cinematic a.
described patate instrument aeatng
something Arnold talking OF but before
that widely admired him refrain.
Arnold does after the elder won't be the rst time that his
original startled Recently United States
Housing Administrator Nathan saus minded ambitious
only to build more housing regularly rocking on his heels
Arnold to dramatic the high prices
ndustry His notion that should
take Of example, and try beat down the cost Of
material called the construction of
planned attack by which his antitrust division would
started suit makers
while saus Housing Administration simultaneously strike
threatening not to spend another until prices fell.
So concerned, there obvious
major would
perhaps that
satisfied, 81 $50
his housing, that the York
project the had only a
sidering q
oddness Of Anods not be allowed
obscure taking
things apsh fellow
being
TELL honest thorough antitrust
history As
the Governments though smile
sdedy
Evening star., 1938-09-27

officer on four continents.
Joffre. Foche, Mangin, Maginot and
most Of the other great French gen.
erals Of the World War have gone.
Gen. Gamelin, 66 years old, once aide
to Papa Joffre, is In their tradition,
but conforming to the time in one i'm
portant respect. In the army, par
ticularly in the French army, the star
system is passing, as it Is in football
and the theater, and Gen. Gamelin is
an exemplar and leader Of this trend.
Quietly and diligently, he puts ma
tional defense on q business basis. He
dislikes military swank and swash-
buckling. He has no more Snowman
ship than Charles Evans Hughes. He
doesn't like talk of the Miracle Of the
Marne," in Frances defense. He says
there will be no miracles. There will
be, instead, the precision and effective
ness Of perfect defensive organization.
He never has been q Chauvinist, but
when, last year, there were cabinet
moves to q rapprochement with Hitler
and Mussolini, he was heard to mur-
mur, LET us not forget that We are
Frenchman." He has vigorously op-
posed all concessions to Maxi aggres-
sion. In the World War he was a
major of the "Blue Devils" the Alpine
Chausseurs. Educated at st. Cyr, his
first years Of military service were
with the Algerian Tirailleurs In Africa.
1t was on September 20, 1885, that
Chancellor Hitler announced that. in
18 months, the Reich would be inde-
pendent Of outside sources for gaso-
line. Their new "ersatz" gasoline
would attend to that. The word from
Germany is that they are now making
about 100000 gallons of synthetic
gasoline a year.
The miracle worker is tall, bald,
monocled DR.. Friedrich Bergius.
Evening star., 1938-09-27

NAASV VA VAAS oAV-
gan He kept VI out Of war;" Pres
ident Roosevelt might do the same
thing. And certainly he and the
Democratic party would be immensely
stronger in the congressional campaign
this year II the President takes every
possible step to keep the country from
becoming entangled In the European
troubles. Roosevelt Democrats would be
slaughtered at the polls in the great
States of the West If the opinion grew
that the administration was bent on
having this country take sides. And
this would by no means be confined
to the West.
Already there are signs Of . con-
certed drive in this country against
permitting the United States to be-
come involved. Plans are in the
making for an active anti-war CAM
paign. Leaders are beginning to talk
even now Of staging a revival OF the
proposed war referendum amendment
to the Constitution. Under that plan
Congress would not be permitted to
declare war-nor the President to
make war-until after the American
people had had = chance to vote on
the proposition. Even some legislators
who hitherto had opposed the refer
endum idea-on the ground that it
would not work-are now talking Of
supporting it-provided the admins
tration makes q move toward getting
this country into war.
If the war scare subsidies and an
agreement is reached in Europe, the
country will 60 back to its politics
more calmly. In any event, however
there are undercurrents running now
which may undermine the well-laid
plans Of the administration for New
Deal success at the polls on Novem-
Der 8. No one is able to assay with
certainty at this time the full force Of
the resentment Of the farmers against
the administrations program for
wheat, cotton and other crops. That
such resentment exists Is common
knowledge to those who have talked
with farmers in the West and the
South.
Republicans gatner in party con-
vention In New York tomorrow. Their
big hope Is to pick q winning candi-
date for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton. Eyes are turned wistfully toward
Thomas Z. Dewey, racket-busting dis
trist attorney Of New York County. The
Republicans believe that with Dewey
Evening star., 1938-09-27
The Political Mill
Roosevelt in Position to Enhance Partys Fall Chances
by Keeping u. S. Out of European Row.

at the head Of their ticket they can
win in the Presidents own home
State.
The Democrats in New York are
jockeying. They set their party SON
vention for the nomination Of
gubernatorial and two senatorial can
didates day later than the Repub-
lican convention-waiting to see whom
the Republicans nominate. The Re-
publican convention Is set for tomor-
row and Thursday, the Democratic
convention for Thursday and Friday.
II the Republicans nominate Dewey
for Governor the Democrats will strive
to get either Senator Wagner or Gov.
Lehman to reconsider and take q
gubernator:al nomination. The the
Dry Is that either the Senator or the
Governor would make the strongest
run against Dewey.
Wagner Up for Reelection,
Senator Wagner has announced that
he will accept nomination for no
other ofnce than that Of Senator-he Is
up for reelection this year. It was
. nat statement intended to warn
Mr.. Farley and the President that
they could not draft him for the
gubernatorial nomination, no matter
how much they desired to do 10.
That leaves the chairman of the
Democratic National Committee and
the President the choice of asking
Gov. Lehman to make the sacrifice
and run again for Governor.
It would be . bitter pill for the
President to be put In . position of
urging Gov. Lehman to pull him out
Of hole in New York. The old
friendliness which the President bore
the Governor has evaporateed to some
degree since the Governor helped to
fiatten out the President's court bill
last year and since the Governor did
bit Of boasting about paying OF .
500, ,000, 900 debt which had been left
him by the President when the latter
moved from Albany to Washington.
The boast was made by Gov. Lehman
last summer, and the President came
back at the suggestion in q speech
he made in Kentucky in support of
Senator Barley, declaring that If
the Federal Government had not put
forward hundreds Of millions of dol
lars In relief and recovery expendi-
lures the Governors Of States would
not have been able to balance their
State budgets.
Gov. Lehman, soon after the death
Of Senator Copeland, announced he
would be . candidate for Senator to
fill the vacancy If the Democrats OF
his State wished him to be. He had
already told friends he would not
again be . candidate for Governor.
Meade May Get Call.
Democratic nominations for Gov
ernor and Senator in New York are
made in smoke filled rooms by
handful-or less-of the leaders. The
delegates take what Is handed to
them. That IS what Mr.. Farley Is
planning for the coming nominations.
The strategy of Mr.. Farley Is to
nominate candidates for Governor and
Senator who may have the indoFse-
ment Of the American Labor party
which may or may not cast 500,0 900
votes in November. The Labor party
would approve Wagner, Lehman and
Meade but might balk at Bennett.
The Republicans In New York really
feel they have An opportunity this
Evening star., 1938-09-27

AAO AACAIAOAJ 10
that, in the
above, there u .
line which com.
mends one "who
thinks like q man
of ACTION and acts
like . man Of
thought" At any
rate. that tags the
quietly effective
little French gen.
e raj nicely,
whether he got
that way from
reading Bergsop,
or from his IS
years as an army
Evening star., 1938-09-27

paratiyely new names in the Repub-
lican who's who' in New York.
Dewey had the backing Of the Amer
ican Labor party when he ran for
district attorney on the fusion ticket
with Mayor La Guardia. The Labor
party, created primarily to support
Roosevelt for President, would not in
dorse Dewey for Governor, however,
fearing to give Roosevelt q black eye.
Evening star., 1938-09-27


aea OF the sacred union spread rapidly through
got togener until the emergency
happen those
doubt the spirit people these davs
there no longer question taking defense Of the
frontiers The present conflict boi Fsm
democracy ~ ~
inere are many in France right who
that democracy IN their country
Communism than - -
1ne french government since 1896
policy toward found
no unity among the political parties and strong
policy. ~ '
were invaded odayor the Masnot
no queson nat the nights between
overnight france
there question Of by means of an attack on
oermanyn diplomatic
the Of many observers of unity
would last -. ~ "
Hitler said
STRIFE would soon parayze France He mistaken diplomacy
IN the past invariably
various political factions
Hers idea that the French be
-
Evening star., 1938-09-27

year, despite the fact New York State
trimmed them 80 completely in 1896.
II they do not have Dewey for the
gubernatorial nomination they may
turn to Representative Bruce Barton,
who has made . considerable reputa-
ton since he entered the House nearly
two years ago. Barton may be . sena-
torial nominee II not named for Gov
efnor. Barton and Dewey are COM
Evening star., 1938-09-27
The Capital Parade
Trust,Buster Arnold Planning Second Suit Against
Movies, but May Be Stopped.
BY JOSEPH ALsoP and ROBERT x1Nrr,ER,

BY JOSEPH ALs0P and ROBERT KINTNER.
TIMES like FORGET serious thinxs
and have political phenomenon make
you laugh should Be the chance
OF the movie industry Elder Will Hays
chief trust buster Assistant Attorney General Thurman Arnold
might have been written Rabeas on day.
The ebuent Arnold already
Hills charging them restraining by booking and other
nefarous practices Elder pioy the
other his best Ipass manner promised
help Arnold attitude that
Sir. agin -'
Evening star., 1938-09-27
Headline Folk
and What
IheyDo
Little Gen. Gamelin l.
a Philosopher as
Well as Fighter.
BY LEMUEL F. PARTON.

ny Na1M ON1 r : Z IhH1ONs
TUBBY little Gen. Marie Game.
~ lin, chief Of stan Of the French
army. who new to London for
consultation with the high COM
mand Of the British army, Is . fighting
philosopher. or vice versa. He used to
carry around with him = copy Of
Bergson's Creative Evolution"
This writer isn't quite sure about
which book Of Bergson's to cite, but
Evening star., 1938-09-27

Germany nd
G xe chloslovakia,
struck . popular
note. At the hrst
sign, however,
that the adminis-
tration was weak
ening . position
Of absolute neu-
tranty the
event Of war in
Europe-the po-
litical pot would
boil over here.
Woodrow VIII
son won 4 presi-
dental campaign
onrn m fhA s1o.
Evening star., 1938-09-27
Mediation Bid
in Crisis bv
u. S. Seen
Roosevelt or Mussolini
Put Forward as
Peace Aide.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE,

N EDIATTON may well be the
M next step in the Czecho-
W. slovak dispute. Whenever
a two protagonists get into q
deadlock from which retreat by one
or the other involves sacrifices of
prestige, the custom Is for some
Evening star., 1938-09-27

What is more, though his big
gest joke is upsetting to some in
dustries, he gets along very well
with industrialists. His dealings
with the businessmen have been
extremely sensible. He has told
them, in public and private. I'VE
want to enforce the law, and we're
going to try. We also want you to
know what the law is, so we're
going to work 1t out with you as
much As we can"
Evening star., 1938-09-27
This Changing World
Htlers Reference to No Future Demands In Europe'
Leaves Bad Impression in London.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

rr1ERs speech because he IN.
directly Injected demands for the future yesterday
The Fuehrr Q solemn to for
further territorial eadjustnents lin Europe"
have annexed the Reich
London which has gotten used reading
these words Hitler himself
colonies
that such demand will be
territories Africa he will powers
not be able to discuss these demands with him.
What has Hitler himself the
crisis the feeling
that ne the potential British
the United States might conceivaby turn against him. but the
received
parties 10 deep that not
whether these reports
There doubt
Evening star., 1938-09-27

ing rejects if both sides ask it. The
United States has mediated many a
dispute in the world and has done so
successfully. There are risks, Of course,
in accepting q mediation role, but If
1t contributes to world peace, most
Evening star., 1938-09-27
BY G. GOULD LINCOLN.

affairs, at . moments
- notice, may force themselves
into Americas domestic polid-
u cal campaign-already getting
under way. President Roosevelt's
plea for peace. sent yesterday to the
governments Of Great Britain, France,
Evening star., 1938-09-27

friendly third
power to inter-
oede and US
make 1t easier
Tor mutual agree
N e mt to be
effected.
Who shall the
mediator be? The
two possible me-
diators arc Presi-
dent Roosevelt,
representing q
nation friendly to
both sides of the
dispute, or Pre-
m Ter Mussolini
who, while oSten.
Evening star., 1938-09-27

Americans will rejoice and President
Roosevelt and Secretary Hull will be
justly praised for their timely interven-
ton in such q humanitarian en-
deavor.
(Copyright, 1e38.)
Evening star., 1938-09-27

But Arnold has not been con-
ciliated. In fact. at this instant, he
Is telling his friends that, when the
present movie suit Is concluded, he
may have to start another. And
that other would be equivalent to
taking the elder, and, beginning
with the ears, tearing him limb
from limb. The truth is, Arnold
thinks there may be restraint OF
trade in the ironclad censorship
of the movies which the elder loves
to exercise
Evening star., 1938-09-27

OF Assistant
ported
example He suffers under the handicap
entirely msent stan and appropriation with entertaining
hulabaoo he raising he ami
enough more money to make his big Joke
Inc)