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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-04
John Weaver and j. w. Gam
bill Make Belated Offer.
Much Interest Shown.

The question of a location for
the Ashe county hospital is ex-
pected to be settled Saturday af-
4ernoon, at 4 o'clock, when the
locations committee holds pub
lie meeting in the American Le-
gion hall here, Wade Eller, chair
man of the committee, announc-
0S.
At the last meeting of this COM
mittee, reports of all available
free locations were presented and
it was tentatively agreed to To-
cate the proposed WPA hospital
on the old dormitory site in JEFF
ferson, provided the land offer
ed by Guy and Roy Badger and
sMr. and Mrs. Mcconnell was
large enough to take care of all
of the hospitals needs.
"A committee was appointed to
inspect this site. This committee
reported that in order to build
the hospital on the center of the
knoll, where the old dormitory
stood and thereby give it perfect
balance with respect to the land,
Nabout so feet more on the left
side and about rs feet at the
back were needed. This property
adjoining the Badger land, be-
longs to Mrs. Eula Neal and the
special committee reported that
the offer to give as much of it
az needed had been withdrawn
except on a tentative basis which
was not acceptable, Mr.. Eller
stated.
And thus the question of loca-
ton was opened again and mem
berS of the committee then in
Spected other prospective loca
lions. The next day, J. w. Gam
bill and John Weaver offered to
give a location here in West JEFF
4erson on the hill back of Mr..
Gambilrs and Rufus edwards
nome. Later the Meals also
agreed to give what the special
committee had originally re-
queSted.
It is stated that offers of 9TH
aer free locations have since been
received and a good deal of in
tereSt in the proposed location
Glere, as we'll as the one Of the
old dormitory site near jefferson,
is being shown on the part Of
a number of local citizens.
Mr.. Eller this week asked that
all offers and the advantage of
she respective locations be pre-
scented at the meeting Saturday
afternoon.
In the selection of a location,
Deace and harmony must prevail
and the committee will be gov
sarned only by the best interests
of the people of the county as
zwhele," Mr.. Eller said.
Members of the original loca-
lions committee are Wade Eller,
Prof. r. E. L. Plummer, Mrs. R.
H. Stone, DR.. B. E. Reeves, Roy
Badger and Ed Anderson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kilby and
Family of Rural Retreat, Va, and
Mrs. John F. Reeves, visited in
Boone Sunday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-04

MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Stellar of
Behair, Md, are visiting relatives
m the county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
Screen Shows Galaxy
OF Twain Characters

the haicyon days Of the last cen.
fury. Tom Sawyer. Detective"
presents. In addition 10 Tom" and
"Huck.s such unfofgettshle char
aeters as Aunt Sally Phelps"
Uncle silss." Jeff Rutiedge."
Jupiter Dunlap" Sheriff slo.
cum and "old Judge Tyler" TO
name but a few
With Billy Cook and Donald
O'connor heading the cast. A.
Tom and siiuck+ respectively.
the players number such fsyorites
as Porter Hall. who has one Of HIS
rare sympathetic roles as the mild.
hammered and unfortunate Uncle
siilas." Elizabeth itisdon. who plays
Aunt sally" Philip Warren, ia.
net Waldo. Edward ]. rawiey and
Raymond Hattons
The story shows how the two
stslwart country lads. Tom" and
"Huck." solve murder which has
an entire community bsffled and
save their preacher.uncle from the
gallows II includes such typioaIly
Mark Twain situations ~ = plot
by Mississippi River steamboat
sharpcrs. the discovery of thr MUIR
dered mans twin brother and 4
midnight search for clues In q
graveyard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04

"Backstase'
I o Lakewood

"Backstsge having its first
Tacoma showing at the Lakewood
thester Tuesday and Wednesday
continental Nights. offers Anna
Neagle her first modern role since
her earliest screen career. in a
melange OF song. dance and spec
tacle. Miss Neagle. who will be
remembered for her fine perform
ance as Queen Victoria, PLAYS the
part OF a chorus girl. opposite
Arthur Tracy, the street singer
OF radio fame.
Tracy presents opera sriss as
well as popular modern songs. in
Guiding the 'Whttling Waltz"
A surprise treat IS furnished by
the appearance Of Thy Lasch. the
Niennese danceuse. in several dance
specially numbers in the show
within the show Jack Buchanan
makes a brief appearance as HIM
self as one of the lively sequences
OF the film.
"Backstsge" ranks high among
films of that character The dance
numbers, in which the famous
Hippodrome girls OF London par
ticipate. are skilfully arranged and
films dialogue is entirely in Eng
lish. Performances at and Q
o'clock tomorrow and Wednesday
evenings. with convenient bus con-
nection from sth and Pacific.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
TOWNSEND MEETINGS

Monday - Lincoln CLUB, al
Christian church. So. seth and 6
SITS Redmond club. at Reill home
Spanaway club. a. SpanaWay
school. Townsend chorus TO pre-
sent Easter song story, "A Morn
ing in the Orient"
Tuesday - Algona-Pscifie cluo,
in muse room Of Algona school
Manitou club No -. a. nsnitou
hail. dance and lunch; Mckinley
Hi club No. :. a. Gauit school
Mckinley CLUB 10. ?. not meeting
Oakland club No. i. a. Commu-
nifty church Orting club. a. 6. A.
r. hall. PARK Ave. club No 10
az Park Ave. schoo. Ernest =.
Omsnn. speaker. 23d 81 club No.
%. al 2344ig 50. Sheridan.
Wednesday Fircrest club No
1e At 5 p. m. in Community
church EuckleshOot club. IN Res
erystiOn club nall: FARMLAND club
No. IL a. Mission hall; Sumner
club No. I. al l. o. o = hall;
Sockeye CLUB No 3. a. Slayonisn
nall in Old Tacoma.
Tacoma ToHnsendites are being
asked 70 listen IN on national
broadcast by DR.. Francis 4. Town
send and others az 8 ?. N. Sunday
over the Mutual network. The
Townsend chorus viii present ~ts
Easter program Sunday az 9 p n.
At headquarters 49, Commerce
ST. and a. ? n in Unity church
Division and ! g.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
BANQUET ENDS
DOCTORS MEET

More than $50 doctors from
Oregon. Washington and British
Columbia attended the annual
meeting of the Tacoma Surgical
club held Saturday in the audi
forum of the Medical Arts bldg
The morning session was devoted
to practical and scientific demon
STATIONS, and the afternoon TO pa
pers and discussions.
At a banquet held in the eve
ming at Hotel Winthrop, the phys
icians heard DR.. Sterling NJ. Bun
nell of San Francisco. nationally
known surgeon, discuss Recon
struction of the Injured Hand"
Others on the program included
Drs. Charles S. Pascoe, W. A. Nett
hammer, r. D. Wright, w. w.
Msttson, E. c. Yoder and H. B.
Allison.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
"bROTHER RAT" CLOSES
AT SHELL TONIGHT

Most unique college comedy TO
come along in years is Brother
Rat" A. story Of life al Virginia
Military Institute. closing al the
Shell tonight There's no dane
ing. no singing and in the one
athletic contest shown. a base b. y
game. Y. 81 I. loses badly. The
humor is ali in the witty dialogue
and the highly amusing situations.
Starring Edward q. Robinson.
Il An the Law" Columbiss
thrilling drama Of big-city rscke-
tsering. IL the other Shell fes-
ture. Supporting the star u a
strong cas-, including Wendy Bar
re. Barbara O'Neal Otto Kruger,
John Beal. Arthur Loft. Gene Nor
gan. Robert Hiddlemass Douglas
Woods and Marc Lawrence. The
picture vas directed BY Alexander
Han from a screen play by 10
SVerling
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
RFC Chief Again
Appeals To Banks

WASHINGTON Jesse II. Jones,
Reconstruction Finance chairman,
renewd today his appeal TO bankers
to make more liberal loans.
In a letter to all banks, he
said:
Il again appeal to all bankers
in the interest OF the general vel
fare as well as in their own in
terest. to see TO II that no busi-
ness enterprise Of merit, regard
less of il size, is unnecessarily re-
stricted in its operations by lack
of credit that can be so secured
as reasonably TO assure repay
ment."
He said that under the uniform
treatment adopted last year by
bank supervising authorities re
garding longer-time business and
industrial loans. greater amount
Of this character Of lending can De
profitably and properly done with
out fear of examiner criticism"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04

49, 49,. =.
FISHERMAN = wharf
The story has sts lnTsf ~ me
original old flshefmans wharf ~
san Francisco. q spcs never n<fafr
featured IN motion picture. Hsss,
A. happy sselllsa fishefaasn. live
Bobby nrvsn ant his Widowed
father. Ice csrsisia. Into their
.cntensed lives GENE Lee rsttssk
and rommy nurr. To nrsst shsir
fine eomraaienship and eFssh W
their home
siickef. the famous acting sssi,
plays an important part IN the
story Acknowledged the highest
priced animal actor On tho screen
II IL reported 81 600 . week vas
paid Tor It's services IN Fisher.
mans Wharf
In addition To CsFrsiic and
slieker. others VIA support Hobhy
In the cast ~ The ftlm arc Henry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
Was Side-Tracked
By Shakespeare

Ian Keith intended to be a writer
and cartoonist.
Instead, his intense interest in
the works of Shakespeare def
nitely directed his footsteps to-
ward the stage and screen.
Early during his school years he
amazed his teachers with his
knowledge OF the Bard's works
He won scholarship in the sar-
geant Dramatic School and grad
uated with highest honors at the
age OF Is.
Recently he played n featured
role with Kay Francis In Comet
over Broadway" the Warner
Bros perturbation OF the popular
story by Faith Baldwin. which Is
now showing AT the Riviera the
alter. Also featured In the cast
are John Litcl. Ina Hunter. Minns
Com bel. SYbil Jason. Melville
Cooper and many others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
TUBER CUL0SlS LEAGUE
IN CONFERENCE HERE

An sli.hsy meeting Of The tn.
bsreUiosis League 81 Pierce county.
with G. l.. Neweomh. national ~.
rector of seal sales ~ principal
suest, opened Monday morning In
the Hotel Winthrop crystal ball.
room.
Representatives Of leagues In
other counties Of Western Wash
ington joined with those Of rierus
county In discussion Of plans for an
early diagnosis campaign during
the coming month.
Ncwromb, who came here from
New York CITY. headed the pro-
gram At noon for the local leagues
annual meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
|Elated When His
Temperature Rises

in the melodrama. king OF the
Underworld. now showing at the
Roxy theater. Kay Francis takes
a thermometer from the mouth of
wounded gangster Humphrey Bo-
CART. He looks a question. Your
temperatures 100" says Or. Kay.
Bogart bfightens I'm gettin' bet
ter then, huh ? Last time you took
II, II was only rs
Bogart plays gangster with a
Nspoleonic complex This peculiar
chara cteristic brings many humor-
Gus twists to the story. He even
kidnaps novelist 10 write his
biography. and wants a private
surgeon to care for his mob.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
Hold Services
Al Roxy Again

Dswws~wn enuR~N sevv>pDs ~
shs~e We wtnn - eoopste ~
PEE. Easees 6pvsele4s IN ~
hss1 - tonmssra's ussy ooaaopv
sesssss~w sasswoh vvt1ny. -
No sheW neuse ~ - oese0
ever - ~ lsutea sesv>eee evevy
aAs fsem " eRetl : = -. -
eWshllsa eeese woe useW eowu-
sswm - asse~a 6usteo ~ 60
hasss.
sosWlseess sresa vuseess reeer
~ rhusvaes m e~U6uee -
sssWsss 49, 1osfesea> sooseeeo
VITA - svpseeesep1 800 ~.
rhe ssgwoNs Wpeeeno peeeuve
pseevnm - NJ topoeoe wW -
hegta eaea p -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL rhEArENS

RlIr NoI claire Trxvor.
John Wsyne Andy Dcxinr ard
Thomas Mitchell IN SiAss-
coach. - IS. 20. ) IS, : %
9 50,
VI Nc nu> W { Fieid. and
ChMile Mccarthy n Yea
Can't Cheat an honesf Man
II 80 ais. 500 T4S 10 80.
also Boris karioff IN nevus
Island as sSo. eSa. . %
Rt,nR,- Douglas pumhrliis
and Russell HAYDEN in The
MYSTERIOUS Rider | % %.
2 90 10 90 also ksv Francis
and Ian Keith la Comet over
Broadway Il 20 7to. $50.
40
RoNA-olvia psHhsllAnd snt
George prent IN wings II
thr NAVY n ss SSs los,
lois also Humphrey pesart
aud ksY Francis IN klns 81
the Underworld Il 30. 20.
s SO. . 90.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY Dorothy Lam cur
and LLOYD Nolan IN "Si Louis
Blues" also Donald oConner
ana RiiN Cook In Tom Saw
yer. Detective
COMM >IfN- Bob HOPE and
Shirley Ross III Thanks fNf
the Memory also Betty ora
bic and Eleanore whitney IN
Campus Confessions
rARk Janet oaHnor and
Douglas Fairbanks II In The
Yeung IN Heart also hfisn
Donlevy and Lynn Kari In
"Sharpshooters "
NAY STREET -- Jack Benny
ana Joan Bennett IN ARTISTS
and Models Abroad : also Vie
tor MoLaglen in The nNilh
Party"
PROCTOR - Ronald Coleman
aud Frances Dee In III | Were
kins also Glenda FARRELL and
BARTON MaeLane IN Torchy
Gets Her Man
RENlART - William Hoyd IN
The Frontiersmsn also Bet
Nv CRADLE and Hank Lusetu IN
Campus Confessions.
RrN - Jack BENNY and Joan
Bennett IN Artists and Models
Abroad also Joe penncr and
June Travis In Nj Doodle
Kicks OF
SHELL. - Wayne Morris and
Priscilla Lane In Brother
Rat" also Edward q. Robinson
and Wendv Barrie In Il Am
the Law"
Melvin Douglas and
Virginia Bruce In There's
That woman Again also
Henry Armetta IN Road De-
mon
TEMPLE -- Wallace Bccry and
Robert Tavls In Stand Up
and Fight also Maurrtn
o'SullivAn and Lew hvres In
Spring Madness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04

to whom it seems merely an anus
ing English eXpletive. But in Eng
land the phrase has a connotation
of its own and it was necessary
that it be passed by the censor
before il could be retained IN the
film version of the Shaw comedy.
Says Leslie Howard. who CO.
directed the film with Anthony
Asouith, Il think that far too
much importance has been attach
ed to the phrase in Shaw's play.
After all. good play should not
have to depend on the sensational
ism Of q mere word for its sue
cess"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04

Dozens ~ Mark Twains most
famous native characters. headed
by the inimitshlc Tom Sawyer
and his pal "Huekleberry Finn. y
come 10 the screen In Tom Saw
yer, Detective. paramount's COM
edy drama. based ON TNNRin's novel
II Ia currently showing At the
Beverly theater.
Against the colorful background
OF the Mississippi Valley during
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04

Of London thea
tergoers " h 2 n
play was pre-
scented. has been
retained in the
film version of
the S haw hit,
which o pc n S
Saturday, Apr.
s. at the Blue
Mouse theater
W it h l. 81 | e
Howard S I a r.
red.
The line. Not
bloody likely
is not likely to
s h o C k Ameri-
c an audiences
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
BERRY FLIES SOUTH

WaIlace beery's nezt Dying trlp
vii be a. Hot Springs. Arr
where he expects 70 spend q short
vacation following completion Of
MS role II Metro-Goldyyn- Mayer
Sergeant Madden
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
Woolsev Estate
Read IN Court

ooOo1.NWOO0 An eVpru3e4f
RELEASED ~ IN psoeoie esuvs ~
day disrIosed IN estate - ~
late Nobsrt Wootesv. ling TINS
state and screen comedian. VA
valued ~ sisO.n&i. mostly IN ssoehs
and banda.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
THE CORE
BANQUET ON SATURDAY

To celebrate the anniversary of
the capture of Nimy Ridge in the
World war, members of the Cana
dian Legion will hold a banquet
Saturday evening at the Tacoma
hotel. Visitors from other Cana
dian Legion posts in the state and
British Columbia are expected to
attend.
Friers. cut up chickens, lilies
Easter plants. Christianen, Seven
Mile Dairy. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
Lucille Ball Featured In
Beauty For the Asking
Henry Annette Ase IN csss 81 sssy Which Tss - Hsrey
Group Who live BY Ne See; e'smee Secrets ssssd
in Beauty Shop Film; pshe krswlss Hes Msls lssd

Drama comedy. and deep human interest pass n
review ON the screen bobby Rrcen newest starring film
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
OLD FIDDLERS CONTEST

There will be an old fiddlers
contest, box social and dance at
the meeting of K St Townsend
club No. l at Normanna hall al S
p. m. Monday.
DR.. 3. r. LIE Roy. osteopathic
physician and surgeon, SIS Prov
ident bldg. Pacific avenue be-
tween 9th and 10th sts) Main
1924. Special service for stomach,
colon, and rectal disorders tplles1.
adv
Easter lilies. HIM Florist. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
BUDDHIST Study

The Tacoma Buddhist center
win meet at S p. N. Tuesday at
the church. 1717 Fawcett ave, for
study and discussion Rev Sunys
n Pratt will speak on Right
Living"
Adams Early Breakfast Syrup
has the rich maple flavor. Il sells
for IS cents fun pint Jug. Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
SH-H-H! THEY'VE LEFT
THAT AWFUL WORD IN!

The classic line IN Bernard
Shaw's "Pygmalone which shock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04

Born Irish Dublin
Cornish
diamonds
catchoan topped by National uni,erst, Dublin
dispatch for Irish rebels took cloak his rebel
activities left Dublin o
his head fled to- of all places England shipped eghter
bill In
n
six himself bits
Always With Us a
questions especially unlueky n
him i'll seeing how ha,e he
blade he wasn't actor he'd aviator rides horses
regularly and well horses clothes
and good books play cowboy action
currently Roxy In
wings o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
ELECTION THURSDAY

Election of officers will be held
at the meeting of L. S, S. Tacoma
post of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars on Thursday evening at the
armory.
Fruit trees. rose bushes. shrubs.
Puget Sound Nursery, 9201 Pac
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04

MEETING POSTPONED

Due to school vacation this
week. there will be no meeting
Tuesday evening Of the Hawthorne
Improvement club.
Easter flowers you can afford.
Garden Shop, Rhodes Bros. (Adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-04
TO ELECT TUESDAY

TO b'%HN' z H81IDFf'
All members of Ray c. Roberts
post. V. r. w, have been asked
to attend Tuesday evenings meet
ing when new officers Will be
elected.
Margaret Verdman Weaving
Glasses, IS per week. Call Pr.
9542-J, $500 So. 10th. adv.
Officially graded butter. Cow
Butter Store adv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-30

Edward J. Ryan Connecticut'S best known political commentator last evening told radio audience over Station WATR that there was a great need in this state for the enactment of the bill sponsored by the Connecticut Real Estate Board The bill, as explained by MT. Ryan would create a commission to reg ulate, control and supervise real es- state activities in the state of Con- necticut. The measure also propos- es to license ali real estate brokers and salesmen.
 Cyphers On Spot
 Mir. Ryan's talk was as follows:
 Yesterday the State Capital rocked with laughter as the Ju- dietary committee conducted its hearing on the Real Estate Li- censing Bill. Written charges by Harry w. Cyphers of New Haven that a substantial war chest has been created by Real Estate in- terests to obtain passage of the bill which would regulate, super wise and License real Estate oper- ators flopped before the commit ee hearing was half over.
 Members of the Judiciary com- mittee threw a bewildering bar rage of questions at Cyphers which left him gasping, shaken and beaten.
 Cyphers, who is president of the Real Estate club of Connecticut, so called, was called upon to sub-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-30
BEACON FALLS Correspondent Wm. J. Baxter
 Phone Naugatuck 3945

Beacon Falls, March 30.-Import- ant business will be transacted at a meeting of the Children of Mary of St. Michaels church Sunday morning following the g a. m. Mass. It will be in the church and Miss Stella Okoski, president, asks that all members attend.
 Party Enjoyed
 A birthday party was held in honor of Miss Frances Bohuski of Cold Spring road recently, at her home. Dancing and a buffet lunch were enjoyed. Attending were: Lil- lian Bokuski, Eleanor Paparazzo, Francis McGrath, Joseph Kalosky, William Mcfarland, Tony Switz, John Zurlis, Edward Bartkus, Fran ces Sledjecki, Frances Karaban. Thomas Bohuski, Airline Kainaski and Frances Bohuski of Beacon Falls and Henrietta Langell, Helen Krykowski, Frank Barlow, Jenny Jasinski and Edward Shilinskas, all of Naugatuck.
 All parents of children who are to enter school here in September are requested to forward the birth certificates of their children to Miss Ann Dwyer, first grade teacher here by tomorrow. Miss Dwyer, chair man of the summer health round- up committee, must send in the names Of the children to the bu- reau of child hygiene in this state. There is no cost for parents in the roundup, the Beacon Falls Parent Teachers association sponsoring 1t.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-30
News Bulletins From Hospitals

The condition of Frank Kline, 60. of 50 South Riverside street, who was seriously injured Tuesday evening when struck by an auto- mobile on Bank street was report ed 8 little better today at St. Mary's hospital. Kline suffered a skull fracture, severe decorations of the forehead and left ear near the base of the skull.
 Continued improvement was re- ported in the condition of Sergt. Joseph F. Bagley, desk officer at police headquarters. The ser- geant was removed from an OK , ygen tent yesterday morning. He has been i'll of pneumonia which developed from injuries received in an accident on Cheshire road. March 18.
 William Wilkas, 45, of 523 North Main street, was reported slightly improved at the Waterbury hospi- tai today. He was taken to the hospital Tuesday evening after he was struck by an automobile css Watertown avenue. Hospital authorities said the man suffered brain concussion and abrasions Of the forehead. His name is not on the danger list.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-30
PRESIDENT WILL
 MAKE SPEECHES
Speaks Twice Before He Takes Over Little White
 House in Georgia

Aboard Roosevelt Special, en route to Tuskegee. Ala. March 30.-(UP) President Roosevelt will make two speeches today before taking over the little White House at Warm Springs, Ga., for two weeks visit. Detraining at Chehaw, Ala, at 10 a. m. he will motor to Tuskegee to inspect Tuskegee Institute, famous negro college, and speak briefly and extemporaneously to the student body. He will then drive to Au- burn, Ala, to greet the students of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, His next visit will be to Opelika, Ala, where he has promised to say {" few words to the children. Then he will drive to Warm Springs.
 MT. Roosevelt left Washington yesterday afternoon. He was ac- companied by Harry Hopkins, secre- tary of commerce, who will be a little White House guest for about a week. Hopkins, who is recover ing from flu, spent several hours last night with his chief studying the general business situation.
 Captain Daniel J. Callaghan senior White House naval aide, Will liam Hassett, acting secretary, and Miss Marguerite Lehand, personal secretary, and skeletonized office stan were with the president.