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La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Asturiano, ell delegadU del
Centric Asturiano; asturiano, ell
delegado de los Caballeros Lea
les, cubano ell delegado de los Gu
banos, e italiano Ell delegado de
la Unione
Para que todas las naciones
estuvieran Representatives, debia
nombrarse observador "no-inter
vencionista" a un gallego ere
dondo", es decir anti-franquis-
ia 5000 por ciento.
No aspire al puesto, pero me
duele que a la minoria galaica
no Sc lie haya otorgado la debida
" muy merecida representa-.
ci6n.
Negar representation a los
gallegos, que dimos ejemplos a.
mundo con Pardo de Celia y Je.
sds del Rio, es una cosa que nc
me cabe en- ell meollo.
Queda hecha la proposition
para que Sc discuta en- Ell momer
to pertinente.. y recuerdo a los
cubanos la nobleza gallega, la
suavidad galaica, la espirituali.
dad compassionate y otras cosas
que ellos conocen.
iSaluz!
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Me preguntan la opinion so
bre ell retrato del presidente Pc
pc Franco, publicado por un CO.
lega.
Con toda "sinceridaz", ell hom
bre de Pinar del Rio luce mejor,
mucho mejor-
Els UNI retrato que debe ha-
berle tornado POGO despues de
una 'Tbronca" p%eloteril, llevando
la palabra el jefe de los 'tanga-
nistaS'' del Sur de la naci6n.
Son esa claSe de fotografias
no Sc hace ningNdn favor al Pre-
sidente.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Durante meses y meses, Am
bers evadi6 ell pelear con Arm
strong. Como serian las "carre-
ras hacia atras", en- cuanto al
match, que Mike Jacobs decide
presentar al negro en- contra del
campe6n del peso weller.
Ahora Lou pide TEMPO, mas
TEMPO.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Alfonso Lopez va esta de vuel
ia en- Boston, seg1n nos infor-
man. Anoche las Abejas vencie-
ron a los Dodgers, presenciando
ell juego $4,000 personals. Ell cat
cher Mueller, substitute de AL
fonso, solo pogo tres hits.
Boston 7c, 14h, 2e; Brooklyn
&c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

JUEGO DE CUARTO, mo-
emo, burd6, coqueta, banque-
ia, cana y silloncito. Ademas
una alfombra. Precio $50. =
404 South Howard Ave.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Tn bouquet" de claveles pa
"a ell CONCEAL Pacheco por las
gestiones hechas en- pro del te-
cho para la glorieta. 81 no lie
ga en- esta temporada, entrara
EN- la otra... pero entrara, sepan
10 asf los buenos amigos.
HaIbra techo w.. las desave-
nencias no Sc mojaran.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
LIGA AMERICANA

Cinco jonrones batearon aver
los Yankees, derrotando dos We
ces a los Atleticos Vernon Co
mez solo permiti6 cuatro hits,
en- ell primero; Hadley, que ac-
tue en- Ell segundo, tambien de-
j6 a los de Connie Mack en- cua-
tro hits.
Filadelfia DC, 4h, 2e; NJ. York
1Oc, 14h, lie.
Filadelfia lie, h, lie; N. York
13c, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Me han dicho que un paisano
mic, afilador, que pasea su ga
llarda figura tirando de la "bici
oleta", sabe tanto de pelota CO.
mo el "Cojo" Mira, uno de los
fanaticos mas famosos de Tam
ga,
Este paisano "bate6'' de "jon-
rom con una artista y bail6 con
ella la rumba.
Despues, en- contacto con los
mejores elementos de la socie-
dad peloteril, disert6 sobre la
manera de batear tribeyes Guam
do la pelota es de curva y al He
gar a "euarta" Sc arrastra.
Mucho me ~contenta saber que
ste paisano tiene las mismas
aficiones que yo, con la diferen-
cia de que 6l usa elegantes BIZ
gotes Y 20 no dejo que los pelos
afeen la cara que Dios me
di6.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Parece muerto y enterrado,
en- Tampa, ell arte de los punos.
Sc habla de boxeo como 81 fuera
una cosa del pasado, de la histo-
ria. y que no volvera.
SCuantos de los muchachos
latinos Sc mantienen 'fieles" al
fuerte deporte?
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

ITdenen ustedes noticias de
Chino Alvarez Y de Baby Mill
e?-inquieren de nosotros.
NADIA sabemos de ellos. Gio-
rias del aver.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
DEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES

Aplazada la pelea Ambers-
Armstrong a petici6n del italia
no de Herkimer.
Sc lastim6 una mano y pide
mas tempo para "repararla".
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Derrotado aver por los Jar
denales, Ell Chicago baj6 al Guar
to lugar de la Liga. Cada veg Sc
nota mas la ausencia de Dizzy
Dean.
San Luis loo, In, lie; Chica-
go sc, 12h, De
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

I'm problema para los exper-
tos: Illegara a $3OO,000 "la en-
trada" del anunclado match"
entire Ell campe6n Jose Luis y ell
hebreo Max Baer.
Pelea con una sola attraction
Y una sofa estrella: Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
NOTICIAS DE PELOTA

tava entrada y yencieron a los
Indios, Harder -perdi6 el desa-
flo. Hank Greenberg dispar6 gu
gigesimo primer jonron del aho,
superandole 6nicamente Jimmy
Fox, que tieHe %.
Detroit DC, Oh, lie; Cleveland
&c, 12h, lie.
Luego de perder cinco jue :
COS, los Medals Rojas salieron
lei hoyo y derrotaron a los Sc
nadores.
Washington DC, 1Oh, 2e; Bos-
ton &c, 11h, lie.
A%plastaron los del Chicago a
los infortunados Browns. Gene
Stratton recibi6 credito por ell
exito.
Chicago sc, 12h, De; San Luis
sc, 8h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Pero las luchas tienen miles
de marchantes cast todas las Sc
manaS.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Subieron de valor, con SUI vic
toria sobre Norment Quarles,
las acciones de Yucatan Kid, ell
valiente y habil muchacho del
establo de Luis Parga.
Aspira al trono de las lat Ii
bras.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Con su doble victoria de aver
los Gigantes aumentaron a tres
desafios su ventaja en- 81 primer
lugar de Ia Liga. Cliff Melton Y
Hal Schumacher fueron los pit
cheers vencedores.
New York &c, 12h, lie; Fila
DELTA lie, Oh, 2e.
New York &c, Oh, De; Fila
DELTA &c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Pasa un notario junto a mi y
mira hacia la tercera.
Elsa no sc casa-le digo alu
diendo a la base.
-Conmlgo no Sc casa ell que
no paga.--
-lC0mo es ESQ?
Que yo 10 hago a cualquiera
un documento de gratis, 81 es pc
bre; pero cuanto me habla de
casamiento, 81 no paga no Sc ca
Sa..--..
-SPor que tanta tirama?
-Hombre, ell que tiene empu
je para casarse, natural es que
disponga de dinero. Viajes tan
largos, de tan estrecha compa-
mia, no sc pueden dar "sin la
plata en- la vanguardia".
-Estas pasado..... TIL llegas
a la tercera, arrancas "pa" Guar
ia y al llegar.-... lie das de nuevo
la vuelta al "cuadro".
-Por algo Ell Estado de Flo
rida conffa en- MI.
-Confiamos todos, hermano.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
LIGA NACIONAL

Paul Waner bates en- ell ms
tante de mayor convenience y
los Piratas vencieron a los 40
jos. Ell "Gran Veneno", como LA
man a Paul, impulse las carre-
ras de su club con dos tubeyes.
lombard solo bate6 I'm hit.
Cascarella cargo con Ia derrota.
Cincinnati &c, 10h, 1e; Pitts
burg SC, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

aquel lenguaje de tr0nto que
siempre usaba, revelador de sus
sentimientos miserables, dijo
ahora, en- voz alta, sonriendo de
un modo cinico:
lilo que es como no te apli-
Quen sanguiiuelas al corazonci-
to, he vas a quedar para vestir
iuagenes, hija mia-rr, a menOs
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Atacaron los Tigres en- la &C.
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HUGHES CUTS
FLYING time
OVER AMERICA
Los Angeles to New York
Hop Made in 10 Hours,
s. Minutes
USES OXYGEN MASK
in SUBSTRATOSPHERE

Floyd REENET FIELD \
:. 80 ,,,n, II'..,.,
l" Aug ~ 'Or' o""' 7"
Hughes landed here at S:56:5O "a.
m. CEDT) after rccord-brcaking
flight from Los Angeles in his IA
nous round-thc-world transport
plane.
Flving most Of the way in the
subytratosphcrc, Hughes COM
plctcd the trip in 10 hours, 50
minutes and 80 seconds. breaking
the transport plane record set
four wears ago by Tommy Tom
linson, who crossed the country
in a transport plane in II hours
and five minutes.
Hughes flew at an average al
titudc Of 1900 feet and for the
entire fljght used an oxygen
mask
Hughcs took aboard l243 gal
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Bridges Says He's
Sympa thetic To
Communist Ideas
Saws He's Not a Red and
Is Seeking to Uphold
the Constitution

Los ANGELES, Aug. 20. tUP)
Harry Bridges, west coast c. |. o.
leader under fire before the Dies
congressional investigating COM
mittce. said last night that he is
Sympathetic" with a "lot of COM
munistic ideas" but hotly denied
he is or was a member of the
Communist party.
He described as ''forgcd handi-
work Of cX-convicts, labor spies
and StocgcS" a purpOrted commu-
mist membership card which was
represented to the committee as
his own, and bluntly accused the
congressional group Of attempting
TO advance the causes of faSclsin.
Il definitely think that the Dies
committee is engaging in the fur
thering of faSciSm and naziism
under red-baiting banner" he
asserted.
1t appears very peculiar to me
that the Dies committee should
suddenly halt its investigation of
the German-American bund and
It's affiliation with Nazi Germany
and begin a program of red-bait-
ing and investigation of COM
munism.
at appears to me that some
high Nazi official in the United
Continued on page IouD
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viii Consecrate
Calvary Church
4P. M. Sunday
Bishop Tucker, Presiding
Prelate, Bishop Gribbin
to Take Part

Conservation services of the
new Calvary Episcopal church, at
Fletcher. will be held on Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, and the
Rt. Rev. Robert f. Gribbin. blSh-
OBJ of the diocese of Western
North Carolina, will officiate.
The original church was conse-
Grated 70 years ago, but the old
church structure was destroyed by
fire three years ago. A large
crowd is expected tomorrow after
noon and amplifierS will be set up
outside the church.
The RI. Rev. Henry st. George
Tucker, presiding Episcopal bish-
op, of Virginia, will deliver the
sermon at the service tomorrow.
In addition to the conservation
service. regular services will be
held Sunday as follows: Commun-
ion at 8 o'clock in the morning
by the Rev. John S. Douglas, of
Summcrville, S. c., and service
and sermon at II o'clock by the
Rev. Arthur NJ. AucOck, ASheville.
Ministers who have accepted in
vitations to participate in the ser
vice include the Rev. George
Floyd Rogers, Trinity, Ashevillc;
Rev. William G. Cravncr, All
Souls, Biltmore; Rev. Charles F.
Boynton, Christ school, Arden;
Rev. Arthur w. Farnum, st.
Mary's, Asheville; the Rev. A. ".
Taylor, st. Andrews, Canton; the
Rev. Albert T. Mack, st. Francis,
Rutherfordton; the Rev. A. C..
Gilmore, st. James, Black Noun
tain; the Rev. Harry Perry, st.
Philips, Brevard; the Rev. Albert
New, Grace, Waynesville; the
Rev. G. F. Taylor, and the Rev.
c. P. Burnett, Tryon; Mr.. Au-
cock; the Rev. G. Philip Jung, Ar
den; Mr.. Douglas; the Rev. Harry
G. Walker, Columbus, Ga; and
the Rev. n. C. Duncan and the
Rev. H. P. Scratchley, Asheville.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-20
Truck GIVEN
PRIVATE AIR
PILOT PERMIT
Three Student Pilots Ii
censes Granted; Two
More Fly Solo

Crawford Truck, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Truck has been
granted a private pilots license
by the department of commerce,
jim Noll, department inspector
has announced.
Joe Hollingsworth, |. +. john
son and Paul Holdford have been
granted pilots licenses and Clan
ming Howard and Tommy Cowen
have soloed at the Hendersonville
airport, Oscar Myer, Jr., airport
manager, said today.
With excellent flying weather
prevailing for the past few days
Mr.. Myer said that the airport
had been unusually active.
The mapping survey being made
of Western North Carolina in Ad-
miral Byrd's South pole plane will
be completed today and the plane
will leave for Utah for further
work.
Among the planes visiting the
port recently were B. P. O'Neal
of Macon, Ga, Lieutenant Ball,
national guard flyer, and J. E.
Horne of Orangeburg, S. c.
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CZECH OFFER FAR
FROM SUDETEN AIMS

PRAGUE, Aug. 20. (UP)-An
nouncement by Viscount RuncI-
man, British unofficial mediator.
that Premier Milan Hodza has
agreed to turn over several I'M
portant government posts to
Sudeten Germans revived hope
here that deadlock in the Czech
oslovak minority negotiations may
be broken.
Lord Runciman's mission re
vealed, in a communique, that
seven postoffice positions will be
given to the followers of Konrad
Henlein, the "Czechoslovak Hit
ler," within two weeks and that
shortly afterward Germans will
be installed as governors in four
districts.
In addition, the ministerial
council at its next meeting will
discuss a proposal to place
Sudeten German in the important
office of regional president at
Eyer under the ministry of JUS
tice.
1t was near Eyer on the Czech
German frontier that two Sudeten
German farmers were killed by
Czech gendarmes on May q, re-
Continued on page three.)
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Mercury Below
Months Normal
For First Time

The mean temperature drop
ped below the normal for August
for the first time this month. The
mean recording was 69.5 degrees
and the normal is 70 degrees.
Low temperatures during the
day and cool nights for the past
two days brought relief from high
temperatures of the early part of
the past week.
The low recording Thursday
night was 56 degrees and last
night the mercury dropped to 81
degrees.
Figures for Friday are as fol-
lows:
Maximum-83 degrees. Mini
mum-56 degrees. Mean-69.5
degrees. Days range -27 de
greeS.
Normal mean temperature for
Augusta degrees. Rainfall to
date-1.47 inches. Normal rain
fall-6.13 inches.
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WILL AID 10000
NEW FARM FAMILIES

MIAMI, Fla. Aug. 20. (UP) -
A four-day inter-regional confer
ence of more than 200 Federal
Farm Security Administration Of
ficials from seven southern states
was concluded here yesterday.
The closing sessions were de
voted TO assimilating information
brought out at round-table discus
sions the first three days on prob
lens of administering aid to the
South's low-income farmers under
the FSA'S rural rehabilitation pro-
gram.
The aim of the FSA program in
the South, as brought out at the
conference here, is to aid in re
habilitating the low-incOme farm
err through credit and education:
The FSA, which already has aided
100000 families, will add 100000
to it's program next year.
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MORE LOW COST
HOUSING SOUGHT

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. CUP
The Federal Housing AdmluiStra-
ton today predicted the greatest
residential building boom for this
year since 1881.
Seeking to stimulate recovery
through the revival Of conStruc-
ton industry the FILA and the
United States Housing Authority,
aiding local communities in fnanc-
ing low cost housing projects,
pushed forward their programs.
Anticipating curtajlment of con-
StructiUu this fall and winter FILA
officials intensified efforts TO eX-
pand property Improvement activ-
tiles which can be carried on dur
ing the cold weather months.
The housing authority, earmark-
ing funds for the first time in Sin
weeks. meanwhile made new com
mitments totaling $I0,260,OOO for
nine local housing authorities
This brought the total earmark-
ings out of the $SOO,0O0.O00 pro
vided for Slum clearance and low
cost housing to $5l7,0Sl.OOO
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Empire States
Constitutional
Convention Ends
81 fropcsed Changes Set
the Stage for Bitter
Political Battles

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 20.
(UP)-The constitutional con
vention in President Roosevelts
home state adjourned yesterday
after proposing 81 changes in
New York's organic lava task
which has taken almost five
months and set the stage for Bit
ter political battles.
AS the session ended, political
leaders believed New Deal forces
had suffered a severe setback.
Republican delegates, led by Rep.
Hamilton Fish, R., n. Y, deliver
ed final blow at the New Deal
in the closing hours of the con-
vention by openly endorsing for
mer Governor Alfred E. Smith as
U. S. senatorial candidate this
fall to oppose Senator Robert F.
CONTINUED on page three)
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new EFFORTS
MADE TO END
CZECH CRISIS
Government Posts Are Or
fered to Sudeten
Germans
FASCISTS, CHURCH
in RACIAL ACCORD
(By United Prcss)

Chinese officials :aasy charged
poison gas is being used by the
Jaranese in a desperate effort to
bolster their offensive up the
Yangtse river toward tlankow.
The Chinese communique SAID
counter attack by Chinese in kiu-
kiang section failed only when
gas was used by Japanese.
1t was asserted that Chinese at
tackled at Shaho, south Of the rly-
er, pierced the Japanese line, cap
tured several hills north of Shaho
and reached the outskirts Of KIN
kiang. The hills were abandoned,
the communique said, "whcn the
Japanese resorted to the use Of
poison gas"
The attack was made Thursday,
it was asserted. Since then, dis
patches showed, the japanese had
landed reinforcementS at hIukI-
ang and resumed series of at
tacks designed to break a month
long stalemate.
Gen. Chen Cheng, commanding
the Chinese armies defending the
Wuhan cities - Hankow. the
emergency capital; Wuchang and
Hanyang, which to all purposes
comprise one great city - said in
statement today that the Jap
anese had been unable to make
any significant advance up the
river since they captured kluN-
ang last month.
Elsewhere on world diplomatic
and war fronts:
1.-The Italian Fascist party
reached an important accord with
the Italian Catholic Action society
in an effort to end the conflict
between church and state over
the new Italian racial policy.
2-Spanish loyalist front line
dispatches claimed renewed insur-
gent assaults on the Ebro river
sector had been repulsed but reb
els reported they were slowly
driving back government troops.
3-Czechoslovakia's COVER n
ment disclosed that a dozen new
posts will be offered the Sudenten
German party in an effort to
break the deadlock over the Czech
minority problem.
An Palestine, British troops
arrested 1000 Arabs in new
big-scale drive to end rioting be
tween Jews and Arabs in which
sixty have been killed this week
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TYDINGS TO REPLY
TOT. R. SUNDAY EVE

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 90
(UP)-The campaign headquar-
tiers of Senator Willard E. Tyd-
ings 3D., Md prepared today
for his expected answer to Presi-
dent Roosevelt's charge that he
had betrayed" the New Deal.
Tydings will speak over a ma
tionwide radio net work Sunday
night on "Recent Developments. +"
Although he has not specifically
stated that he would reply to the
presidents opposition to his re-
election, there was little doubt
that he would accept the White
House challenge.
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The Christian Workers confer
ence Of the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian church will convene
at Bonclarken, summer assembly
grounds of the denomination, on
Sunday. The conference will con-
tinue through next week
Large numbers of the members
of the denomination are expected
for this conference, which will
close the most successful confer
ence season yet held at Bon
clarken.
Among speakers to be heard at
the conference are DR.. R. +.
Speer, noted Christian leader, who
will address laymen on Friday;
DR.. w. C. Robinson, of the Co
lumbia Theological Seminary, who
will conduct the Bible hour each
day; DR.. E. L. Reid, of Erskine
college, Due West, S. c.; DIR.
Julian Miller, editor of the Char
lotte Observer; Rev. c. Bynum
Belts, director of religious educa-
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STATIONS BUY
smith PLACE
Old Laurel Park Home
Taken Over; Will Be
Entirely Remodeled

Sale of the old Smith place, in
Laurel Park, formerly owned by
w. A. Smith and H. Walter Full
Ter, to Raymond and Gus Station
was announced today. The pur-
chase price was not made public.
The new owners stated that
they plan to begin Immediately to
remodel the house entirely.
The house contains about eight
rooms and the plot about 3 acres
located on a small hill overlook
ing Laurel Park lake. The house
was built by the late w. A. Smith,
and later owned by Mr.. Fuller.
The sale to the Stations was made
by Consolidated Realty company.
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LONDON, Aug. 20. (UP)-The
British government last night
lodged sharp protest in Berlin
demanding a full and speedy OK
PLANTATION" Of the arrest of Cap
tain Thomas J. Kcndrick, British
passport officer in Vienna, whose
imprisonment was suspected of
being Il Nazi rcprisal.
The Daily Mails political writ
or said the German government
promised Ambassador Sir Neville
! Henderson an explanation today
regarding Hendricks arrest.
The foreign offices spokesman
admitted that Kendrick, who is
held by the German Gestapo Use
crct pOlicc) in Vienna'S MetropoIc
hotel. had assisted many Jewish
and other refugees to leave Aus
tria after the German "ansch-
luSS."
The British protest, serving to
hcightcn European tension at a
moment when the government is
attempting to bring about a Nail
CzCchoSlovakia settlement, was de-
livcrcd to the Berlin government
by Ambassador Sir Neville Hen
dcrson.
Berlin promised a full inquiry,
it was announced.
Henderson told the German for
cign office that Britain "takeS an
extremely serious view Of the ar
rest of d British government Of
fetal"
Nazi officials refrained from
giving any public explanation for
the arrest of Capt. Kendrick, who
has been passport control officer
of the British consulate in Vienna
for 13 years, as he mOtorcd with
his wife near Salzburg en- route
to England for vacation.
British officials attached grave
importance to the incident and
Ambassador Henderson's report
was rushed by special messenger
to Foreign Secretary ViscOunt
ffdIlldS, WHO 10 DIT Ills Iol ho'iiI y
home, Immediately after it reach
cd London.
Viscount Halifax assumed per
sonal charge Of the case, instead
of delegating it to members of
the foreign office staff.
Henderson sent a preliminary
report to the foreign office last
night, few hours after disclosure
Of Hendricks arrest and imprison-
ment, and followed it up with ad-
ditional details today.
Mrs. Kendrick was released
from custody almost Immediately
but her husband was held incom-
municado.
There was a widespread impress
sion in London that the British
passport officer might have arous-
ed Nazi enmity by his actions in
granting visas to many anti-Nazl
residents of Vienna, enabling
thine to flee to England.
The foreign office refused to
Continued on page three)
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ARP CHRISTIAN WORKERS TO
HOLD BONCLARKEN SESSION
Event Will Mark Close of Most Successful Conference
Season Yet Held There

ton; Mrs. M. r. Plexico, of Louis
vile, Ga, superintendent of jun,
ior and intermediate work; and
Miss Orene McIlwain, associate dl-
rector of leadership.
The conference will open tomor-
row morning at 7:45 o'clock and
the morning worship will be con-
Quoted by Rev. B. L. Hamilton, of
India.
The Sabbath school will be un-
der the direction of Rev. Mr..
Belts, and at II o'clock DIR. Rob
inson will preach on "The Triune
God"
Vespers will be conducted at 7
p. m. by Mrs. B. l.. Hamilton, OF
India, and DR.. Robinson will be
heard at 8 o'clock on the subject:
"The Everlasting Arms"
A full program has been ar
ranged for the remainder of the
week, consisting of Bible study,
sermons and addresses, leadership
training and recreation.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-20
BANKHEAD WANTS
DIXIE GOODS SOLD

ADMISSION. Ala, Aug. 20, -
UP)-A "buy-southern" cam
paign, designed to bring about a
more favorable balance trade for
the South was proposed yesterday
by Senator John Bankhead, when
he called on southern merchants
and consumers to insist on south
ern-made goods to bring about a
situation in which the South would
export more goods and import
less.