" henderson, gateway to CENTH AL CAROLINA. nineteenth year RUMOR OF U. $. Reynolds’ Widow And Boy Friend Held By Coroner’s Jury Inquest On Boy’s Death Adjourned Until Monday; Walker Is Kept In Jail Mrs. Pffynolds Allowed To Remain at the Estate, But Kept Under Guard of The Law CONDUCTED . at palatial home! jeveral Adaiional Witnesses' Are Heard at Five-Hour session of Inquiry In Fore. : noon; Reynolds Shot To; 'jeath at the Home Early Wednesday July 9. vnotli beM an material witnesses nrndinr * of the in cunt Sonda> afternoon. .. hreiff Trar-en Scott mjrle this an revrcement a’ 2 p. m when the in qu?:* »i.» adjourned after a contin ues? five hour session, at which sev- | till witnesses were heard. .Vnt! said Mrs. Reynolds, the for- | not New--York "torch sHhtrer.” who i K*re‘ly married young Reynolds •h:« months ago. would be allowed , ts r»ma'n at the Reynolds estate un df ruard. but that Walker would be , hflt in the county jail. A person connected with the inquiry' sa d art official statement will be is- j sued later this afternoon. '■Valker. lifelong friend and recent ly secretary to young Reynolds, was . t?*»n into custody late last night. , bj' was permitted to sleep in a hotel, j' Tonight however he will be lodged in < j*i! Scott said. A sretet inquest into the fatal 1 tho-ying of Smith Reynolds, tobacco forr'lne heir, whi resumed today be- 1 hind the locked gates of the palatial , P.»violds estate, near here. A coroner s jury is probing the cir-' C’lu.-Tances sutiounding the death of j ’.h“ 2t»-year-oM aviator, found fatally ' mded on the sleeping porch of his h rne last Wednesday morning. Most of the important witnesses. In- 1 r -ding Mrs. Libby Holman Reynolds.! so-mer Broadway star, was heard at , ! * 3 ’ night s session, and today it was 1 expe-cd the jury would hear the! of a half dozen Winston-Salem sort**-,- people who attended a dinner r e " at the Reynolds estate earlier n “ nign* of the shooting. Aiher* Wfl ker, 19-year-old Win -s*i n->a;»rn v..uth, who testified last! r an d who later was placed un *’tard of a deputy sheriff was o'oirned to the estate today from the r. fl where he spent the night. Two hour after the inquest got und. -way today no word had come; ’°rti Revnoida as to the progress of j inquiry, or any indication as to ■ of the witnesses was being I n*a-d. I Furman Football Captain Held for Attack at Beach r ' nw?v s c.. July 9—(AP)—Tom t *’ v ’ n farmer Furman football cap 'o custody of Sheriff Chest 'l":“ today in connection with an * ,r ' < " n Harold Collins. Marion. S. nierrhant. at Myrtle Beach last •'f-sHav nißht r o, U|l , j, jt , a hospital at Florence ! ' h facial injuries which physicians *«'• are serious. Sheriff Chestnut refused to ■J* one word about the matter, it . 11 f> *ined here today that Carson th *. r ' formally arrested, but , h “ ls being detained until the "f Injuries are deter- Sllr.e 1 SCHOOL TRUSTEE'S AUTO IS BLOWN UP Hirim Ky. July 9 —(AP)— The J. 'imobiie of joe Cawood. former - trustee, of Evarts. was blown _ * pi“res with dynamite that alao tr. -. ° Ut '* r ' ndow » of his home, in • of which the car was parked, ' v today. r ’ putiei. of Sheriff John H. Blair )r ' he dynamiting to ill feel ‘*l > r*«- out of a suit over the elcr-'.iO;. jt pj vartß two mon^Jy| Batltt siratrh full lbaskd vihi MRTICI OF THE ASSOCIATED PISSr JJberal C andidate Nominated oy tne "Liberal Party” as its candidate for the Presidency of the United States. Frank El bridge Webb (above) of California was candidate of §he Farmer-Labor group ftr-’wesr TRp- new party is said to represent a fusion of the old Liberty, Farmer-Labor, Progres sive and Socialist parties, together with the Monetary League and the Farmers’ Union BllirliNT MIGHT UPSET NEW UNIVERSITY BOARD Holds Legislators Cannot Be Members of State Board of Conservation At Same Time REFUSES TO STATE OTHER APPLICATION Whether Same Rule Would Affect New University Trustees Not Clear; It Would Bar Many Promi nent Members of Board If Such Were The Case naftr Diiratrk Karras, la ikr Sir Walter Hotel, nv J. r. RASKKRVILIi. Raleigh, July 9.—A recent opinion by Attorney General Dennis G. Brum mitt that membership in the State General Assembly and on the State Board of Conservation and Develop ment is dual office holding, and hence unconstitutional, has resulted In the resignation of two members from this board, it was learned here today. If membership on the board of trus tees of the University of North Caro lina is an office in the same sense that membership on the board of con fContinued on Page Five.l Major Parties * Principles Clean Cut Issues In 1932, Capital Lawmakers Agree By CHARLES F- STEWART Central Preas Btaff Writer Washington, July 9.—The fact that congress has just been in session through both major party conventions has made Washington an unusually interesting laboratory in which to ob serve political reactions this year. Ordinarily the lawmakers adjourn before the presidential nominations are decided on, hurry away to have a Stand in the task, on one side or the other, tften scatter and are not gath- SKd tPseMiei again foi ft general ia NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN THIS SECTION OF NORTH CAROLINA AND VISINIA. ONLY DAILY To Attempt Salvage Os Submarine Italian Ships Prepare To Un dertake What Many Ex perts Consider Al most Impossible MAY PASS CHAINS AROUND THE HULL Lifting Process Then To Be Undertaken; Swift, Trea cherous Current Running in Channel Adds To Diffi culties of Working At A Great Depth Cherbourg, France, July 9 (AP) —A diver descended to the sunken submarine Fromctnee today, knoced repeatedly on the builand and received no reply, a wireless message received from the res cue party by the maritime per ferture said. The submarine had been on the bot*iom more than 5€ hours, and there was very little hope that any members of the crew remain ed alive. Cherbourg, France. July 9. (AP)—The Italian salvage ships Artlglio II and Roeto prepared to day to attempt what many ex perts considered the almost im possible—the salvage of the sun ken French submarine Promethee and the rescue of her ere w,if any of them is still alive. The two salvage ships arrived at 10 a. m. and proceeded directly to are arsensal to take on equipment for the rescue attempt. Vice-Admiral Ledo, chief of the maritime prefecture, said this morn ing it would be a most difficult task. "At the depth (the submarine is lying about 245 feet below the sur face) the divers will be working in pitch darkness,” he said. "But we will first try to pass chains around the hull to permit the use of lifting gear and it might also be possible to drag the submarine to shallow water." A nine-knot current in the chan nel also hampered the rescue work. It was believed, however, that if any thing could be done, the Artigllo and Rosto could do it, and hope prevailed that it would be possible at Itast tor the divers to attach air pipes to the sockets in the hull to keep the men alive until a large scale reflating op eration was possible. Boy Dies oTßurn From Bad Fire in Projection Room Conway S. C. July 9. —(AP)—One man was burned to death and two others Injured In a fire which broke out in the projection room of a theatre here last night. Leo Sellers, 18. lost his life; Wood row Williams. 19. was seriously burn ed about the cheat, and Grady Mc- Coy, proprietor of the theatre, was burned about the head and arms. Receiver for Insurance Company. Raleigh, July 9.—(AP)—George C. Hampton, of Greensboro, has been named temporary receiver "for the Southern Life and Accident Insur ance Company, of Greensboro, in an order filed in Wake Superior Court here today by Judge G. Vernon Cow per. terichange of ideas until after elec tion day. In the present instance they not on ly have looked on from the capital while the candidates were named, but .have still remained to compare notes subsequently. The composite Impression of all the exports seems to be that the current campaign’s alignments are exception ally clean cut. Generally the com plaint Is heard that It is hard to tell Republicans and Democrats apart ex f> (Continued on Page Fire.) HENDERSON, N. C., SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 9, 1932 DEBT SCALING STIRS SENATE Congressmen. Confer With Hoover on Relief Bill Bfl | !■ sHf mug t s ? -PEwr it it BSm&i&Z!29HI Rev‘,:b> ions from the tiff be tween President Hoover and Speaker John N. Gamer, Demo cratic vice presidential nominee, over the $2,122,000,000 relief legislation are expected to be felt in the campaign. Euch STATE’S FINANCES TO OE CONSIDERED Council of State and Budget Commission Will Meet On Tuesday CURTAILMENTS LIKELY Money Is Not In Sight for Require ments of State DepartimMts, Institutions and Sdaoola On Present Basis Dully Dlnpotrh Rnr*an, Is the Kir Wnltrr Hole*, nv J t. RAMKKRVII.L Raleigh. July 9. —Both the Council of State and tne Advisory Budget I Commission will meet with Governor 1 O Max Gardner Tuesday, July 12. to [ consider the State's present financial condition and to decide what mea-; sures shall be taken during this fiscal [ year. It has already been announced i by the budget bureau that the various i State departments and institutions 1 cannot expect to get more than 60 * per cent of their appropriations this j fiscal year and perhaps not that much ; (Continued on Page six.) | Arkansas 90-Day Divorce Law Now Tested In Court i Little Rock, Ark., July 9.—(AP)— The State Supreme Court has been asked to decide the validity of the Arkansas 90-day divorce law. An appeal from a chancellor’s rul ing that a person cannot acquire a bona fide residence by coming to this State simply to obtain a divorce and that such a proceeding is a "fraud of the court,” and filed in the Supreme Court yesterday. DESPERADO FORCES A DRIVE TO SAFETY James Wilson, New York Hold-Up Gwigsier, Makes After Being Seen In Toledo Toledo. Ohio, July 9—(!AP)—Hunt ed for a wild orgy of crime, includ ing onfe murder, James Wilson, of New York, a dangerous member of a holdup gang, forced a Toledo man and the latter’s nine-year-old-son to drive him by auto late lasj night to South Bend, Ind., where he released them and disappeared. Earlier in the evening Wilson shot and critically wounded Dr. Maerin Larkin, $4, prominent Toledo phy sician, while police were ’seeking the gunman for the slaying of Marshall Jay Davis, of North Baltimore, Ohio. WEATHER FOR NORTH CAROLINA. Fair tonight *nd Sunday. _ has charged the other with re sponsibility for the failure to reach a complete compromise or the Gamer-Wagner measure. Above, group of congressmen are seen leaving the White House aft er a conference with the presi Huge Unemployment Aid Measure Given Approval By Senate Vote, 43 To 31 Vote Follows Agreement or Democrats To Back Speak, er Garner‘s Plan; Resolution For Investigation of U. S. Treasury To Be Alio wed To Rest for Present Washington, July 9 (AP)—Acting swiftly, the Senate today approved the 2,100,000,000 unemployment re- Mos bill by a vc