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Friday And Saturday Are nT:rade Days In Henderson f HfcNDERSON. .’ rA TEWAY TO CENTRAL CAROLINA. U-- — NINETEENTH YEAR Peace Reigns In Ranks Os State Democrats As Hill Becomes Secretary \. w Chairman, J. Wallace Winborne, Holds Con. ference of Party Lead. 1 ers In Raleigh p! an of campaign I OUTLINED AT MEET List Hint of Discord Van- I ishes With Hill's Accept, anc? of Secretaryship Os 3tate Committee; He Man. I Reynolds' Primary Campaign -. . .'i A*is: 10 i API Peace N .rh Carolina Democratic I . • *iv i ,1. Wallace Winborne • i . -V State chaiiman I . , h" m in<i began laying plant-- ■ i ? i campaign. H -• n t of discord wan dis ■ - -n-.i lolin Hrucht Hill, of ■ 2 * who managed Robert R. ■ tt> i, ressful campaign for the H ij-.r, -. .ruination accepted the ■ rvn of th? executive com ■ - •»„ Mm- the appointment last »• h*. \\ borne. following the I ; ’it nnr. unanimous election as - -n tn "h** committee meeting 11- pr*ie-ned and declined tc ■ fp* '.mmediately. *h- Revr.ni U manager said he I -» . - -j - oniv if Boh insists. r ! I'*';; me." Hills accep ■ * rn h >wever. this morning ■ - »• tv called a conference of •v i» vi-rs to mao 04! plans for the >■ -<-»* TtrhTQmftr * " ' V T". .mas O'Berry, of Goldsboro, - v e til rim ■ whs elected vice- MPHY AT BOONE WEN CAMPAIGN Rowan's Intimitable “Pete** To Argue For Whole Democratic Platform It.-iilT Olvpntch Harrm, In ihf Sir Wmi-r 4- ;h Aog 10. — Rowan Walter k rrh who hv been making Demo " ‘ ’ -r—■'ho-; since he was 16 years z ' n ’o open the campaign v - vi North Carolina Saturday, •' - " M in Hoone. Watauga county, ‘ •<> Ltemocrats hold their county r. ir.«i undertake to hold also nocratic advantage in this • J i -publican empire. Murphy at last has a chance '\aeriy the kind of Demo • ■ eh ’hat he has longed to ' e he was a boy. His an •-t' against prohibition leg v«• alway; based on his be -1 *h— whole thesis was funda i *democratic its not 'Ui4- 1 Hit the major could not ■o* ’>-mocratic speech in those * it being reminded that he 't ' • lined on Page Five.) Libby In Hiding In Maryland y*' '*' i'- M<l . Aug. 10 (API— •••' Ms Kov Bowman of Hart ,,r,l f nnutv. said today he had r»- M '"i a request to place guards f "*n.l <i.ikingt, #i estate, beU«v --,,M h ‘ x< •w»‘n the ri’cr’irt hhto ,,f Libby Holman Reynolds, t ' ; ' request came from Mrs. ’ ‘ v.v of Wilmington, Del., h** torch singer, who two , u released in North Caro- b .nd in connection with ‘ n-r husband. Smith Rey ' •>d he did not know If ' "r. <L was at the estate, but " n n R *y chief of Aberdeen p 1 * deputy under Sheriff - <rt h- had “positive in < K , Reynolds was at ; ' n night. 1 '‘ d Mrs. Reynolds had ~ ■'■ ■■> -l T h^ r<> nv rreently leased Oak fJ which belongs to the Richards. It is now bt j ... „ f -xeou'or*, who are liq -Property. t . Uj . Umitersmt , Sr L rHB^S^TnS, DEMOCRATIC MEET HARMONIOUS, WIITI WINBORNE NAMED Leader* Quit Talking Ma chine When Bailey As. sures Them There Is No Such Animal PICKING CHAIRMAN EMPHASIZES THAT Even the Powerful Simmons “Machine** Put In Only Three Men Between Ay cock And EhriligTf aus; People Choose the Gover nors Much Oftener llnllg l)U|MtrA la <k« Sir Waller Hot-I Raleigh. Aug. 10.—North Carolina’s democracy in executive committee meeting last night had a great har mony shuffle—it decided to quit talk ng about machines. Reynolds rooters who came a day ihead to talk chairmanships said they had grown tired of “machine” dom -1 nation. They weae ready to contro “*ert oh th£ nfttef dftAlpnuikatd'p. did not like the idea that a candidate with about 182.000 votes and a 13.000 majority In them, ought to say more about party management than a man with about 220,000 votes and a ma jority of 107.000 among them. Around ‘his thesis closed" door debates went m. The soon-to-be Senior Senator Josiah William Bailey came down to •■ay a courtesy call. Senator-nominate Robert R. Reynolds made good use of Mr. Bailey. They went into confer (Oontlnuod on Paze Five. I Woman With - Girl Seized In N. Y. Is Almost a Suicide New York. Au«r 19 tAP>— A 20- year-old girl /ound today in a mid town hotel with a four year old Brooklyn girl who had been missing since Monday afternoon, fought three detceMves desperately when tfcey sought to prevent her from swallow ing a pin point. The girl. Rita Levine, was being questioned in ithe massing person’s bureau at police headquarters about the child’s dlaaprpearance when she suddenly picked up a pin point from the desk and placed it in her mouth. The detectives managed to seize her before she swallowed it, and she put up a desperate struggle, smashing the bats of two of the deteotiwes. and kicking ’through a glass pannei l of a door before the police forcibly removed the pin point from her mouth firemTnTreuef 130,000 THIS YEAR Money Being Distributed To Cities Towns by Mr. Boney Dali 7 Dfapetcfe ■»■»«■*. fa the Sir Waller Hotel. Raleigh, Aug. 10—Insurance Com missioner Dan C. Boney is distribut ing |3O,SOOSI among 153 towns of North Carolina which have organized fire departments. This money is apportioned among these many towns for the relief of menSsen of organized 'fire depart ments of each local unit. Os this fund, five per cent, amounting to $1,51051 goes to the treasurer of the State Fire men's Association for use of the or ganization. The fund represents one half of one per cent of the fire in surance premiums In the town or city qualifying for it by having an or ganized fire department, a designated fire district, and regulations comply ing with the "Fire Waste” law. The amount distributed in 1032 is derived from lire Insurance business done tn 1031. The decrease of $5,8*0 from last year's allotment indicates the slump in business. Another sizable m Ph» sk ONLY DAILY r NEWSPAPER Hitler Looms As Choice For German Chancellor In Place Os Yon Papen Woman Dies From Strange Cause In Rocky Mount Case * • Rocky Mount. Aug. If.—(AF)— Mrs. T. A. Burgess, 32, died in a hospital here today from what hos pital officials termed “unnatural” causes. She was brought here last night suffering apparently with an inter nal disorder. Her death came two days after her husband, a Rocky Mount attor ney .was released under S2OO bond on charges of shooting Clyde Joy ner who Burgess said be found under his wife’s window. ROANOKE BOARD WILL MEET Dignitaries of Congress To Gather At Island On August 13 to 15 Dally Dispatch Bares*, la the Sir Waller Raleigh. Aug. 10. —Something like a special session of Congress will be the August 13-15 meeting of the Unit ed States Roanoke Colony Commis sion when three United States Sena tors and three members of the lower house are due tc conveneu on Roa noke'lsland to make preliminary re port on the proposed 350th anniver sary celebration. The six outsidt visitors will be Sen ators Joseph T. Robinson. Henry B. Hawes and George H. Moses, and Congressmen Sol Bloom, Isaac Bach arach, and Lindsay CW Warren. Con gressman Warren is, of course, a North Carolinian. Mr. Robinson was the Democratic nominee for the vi.-e --presidency in jIJ2? Senator Hawes is chairman of the comir i«sion. Them members a ill investigate and .confer concerning the commission’s duty to report to Congreve rn December a p’an for the commemoration <n 1934 of the aforementioned 350th anniversary ‘of the birth of EngH«h-«peaking civiliza tion to America on Roanoke Island, North Carolina, with an estimate of t.ie roc.'ble cost." commbsi. n was created by the last Congress, Re (Continued on Page Bghk) JUNIOR FLIER ON ~ WAY MEXICO CITY Huston, Tex., Aug. 10—(!AP>—Ro bert Buck, 18-year-old flyer trying for a junior air spaed record from Newark to Mexico City, arrived here tdduP 9:45 a. m. from Now Orleans, PUBUSHED IN THIS SECTION OF NORTH HENDERSON, N. C., WEDNESDAY,. AFTERNOON, WHERE LIBBY REYNOLDS FACES TRIAL FOR MURDER Here is the courthouse at Win ston-Salem, N. C., where Mrs. Libby Holman Reynolds and Al bert (Ab) Walker must stand trial next month, charged with the mur Batiu Bisuotch der of Smith Reynolds, millionaire husband of the former torch sing er and close friend of Walker. Below is Judge A. M. Stack who’ will preside at tbe triaL Above. Hindenburg Wavering In Previous Determination . To Maintain Non-Part, isan Cabinet HITLER MAY FORM THE NEW CABINET Head of Powerful National Socialist Party Moves Step Nearer Leadership of His Country; Van Papen Out lines Situation to Aging President Berlin, Aug. 10.—CAP)—Adolf Hit ler, head of the powerful National Socialist party, loomed more prom inently than ever today as President von Hindenburg’s choice for chan cellor of Germanv. Franz von Papen reported the na tional situation to the president this afternoon when the aging field mar shal returned from his summer es tate. All those concerned in the associa tion for organizing a new cabinet did their beat to prevent any information from leaking out, but they did paA succeed apparently, and there was evidence that the president wav ering in his previous determination to maintain a non-partisan cabinet. Markets Up In Another Big Surge New York. Aug. 10.— (AP)— The bull market in the New York Stock Exchange today ran in steam roller faahion over the opposition furnished by bear speculators. With an early bulge in railroad ■locks under captaincy of Union Pa ciflo and the New York Centra), the signal waa given for another strong display of bullish fireworks. As the market entered the final hour of trading, many stocks were up $1 to $4, and some were up around $8 a share. Cotton pricqs also soared upward, gaining about a dollar a bale, while grain prices were* firm, with wheat enjoyfcg brisk buying on reported prospects of a spring wheat crop fore casts which would be interpreted by the trade as bullish. SmTHIR FOB NORTH CABOJJNA Partly risudy. Iscal tfcn- CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA. , AUGUST 10, 1932 k*ft, William Graves, Alfred Hol man, Libby’s father, and Bennett Pollkoff, defense attorneys; right, J. K. McMichael, assistant prosecu tor: Charles Higgins, prosecutor. Heads Home Bank >- \ - wßm ■&*• r :- - W wM ■ MBfßl \w. .♦ •• / ■Bi m JBKk jh Former Congressman Franklin W. Fort of New Jersey has been named chairman of the board of directors of the new Federal Home Loan Bank system by Presi dent Hoover. One of the first tasks of the board will be to de termine in what cities home loan hanks are to be established. mmyiT APPARENT WINNER Woman Senator In Arkan sas Seems Sure of Long Term In Own Right Little Rock, Ark., Aug. 10.—(AP) — Senator Hattie F. Caraway, of Jones boro, and Chancellor J. Marion Fut rell. of Paragold. appeared today to have the Democratic nominations for senator and governor, respectively, within their grasp on the basis of returns from almost half the’ pre cincts in the State. Mrs. Caraway, the first woman ever to occupy a seat'in the United States Senate through an election, had more than a two to one lead over the near est one of her six male rivals, as re turns were tabulated from 963 of the approximately 2,100 precincts in the ■S^ate. Committee Plans Protest Against Ousting of Vets New York, Aug?'. 10.—(AP)—“Sher wood Anderson, short story writer and novelist! and three other member* of a committee representing the national committee for the defense of political prisoners, left for Washington this morning to protest to President Hoov er against the sxplusion of the bonus army from Washington. _ _____ PUBLISHED EVERT AFTBRNOOM EXCBPT SUNDAY. Rebellion Breaks Throughout Spain In Favor Monarchy Jap Envoy Silent On Seeing Stimson Washington, Aug. 10.—( AP) Ambassador Debuchl, of Japan, spent almost an hour discussing the Manchurian question with Sec retary Stimson today, but told news papermen when he left that he had not asked the secretary for ai explanation of his upend on the Kellogg-Briand peace pact in New York Monday night, and that he had not been Instructed by the gov emmentto do so. The ambassador declined to say. however, whether the secretary had taken un on his own volition the matters discussed in his speech. NEWSECRETARYIS EXTREME OPTIMIST Lamont May Have Been Eased Out To Bring Chapin In For Purpose THINKS PROSPERITY Good Publicity Man and Knows How To Get Very Maximum Out of Least SusplcVm of Recov ery From Depression By CHARLES P. STEWART Central Press Staff Writer Washington, Aug. 10. -Col. Robert P. Lamont's resignation from Presi dent Hoover'B cabinet was so timely, from the standpoint of G. O. P. cam paign concenience, as unavoidably to have given rise to numerous rumors that the retiring commerce secretary was "eased" out to make room for a new one of more political use. Whatever measure of truth there may be in these reports, it cannot be said, anyway, hat the colonel was ossed unceremoniously overboard, un provided for. Whether he quit the Cabinet be cause the American Iron and Steel In. stitute was clamoring for him, or whether the administration simply persuaded the institute to take him (Continued on Page Three.) Harry F. Byrd Is Made Democratic Finance Chairman New York. Aug. 10. -(AP>—Former Governor Harry- F. Byrd, of Virginia, has been selected as chairman of the executive finance committte of tht Rooeevelt-Garner campaign. Jamen A. Farley, chairman of the Demo- I cratic National Committee, announced i today. Governor Byrd, who was him-1 self a candidate for the nomination.! visited Roosevelt, the Democrats ] nominee at Albany yesterday. He was here today attending the ' convention of the International Apple i Growers Association. lancasterTells OF CLARKE DEATH I | With Steady Voice Accused; Man Recounts Events of i Fatal Night l Miami. Fla.. Aug. 10 (|AP)—Cap- j tain W. N. Lancaster, with voice j steady and uhemotional, today de- > scribed for a jury what he called the suicide of Haden Clarke, for whose murder he is on trial. Previously he had returned a calm •tno'7 to a point blank question by James N. Carson, chief of defense counsel, as to whether he killed the young writer, who supplanted him as fiance of Mra. J. M. Keith-Mlller, Lan caster’s flying companion for five years. “I was awakened by a bang,” Lan caster said. “I thought H was S win dow. I called, "What is that, Haden?* | heard a gurgling noise from his bed." He leaped from his bed, be relat ed, to find blood streaming from (Clarke’s face.‘and a pistol lying be side the fatally wounded man. “Haden, what have you dose?” he said was his best recollection of his next word. There was no answer. 8 PAGES TODAY —■ i . FIVE CENTS COPM Man Who Escorted Queen Victoria Into Exile Ap. pears Among Out. standing Figures nation virtually HAS MARTIAL LAW Troops Patrol Street of Prin cipal Cities, While Senti ment Is Divided Among Civilian Population; Som« of Military Forces Also Swing Over Madrid, Aug. 10 (AP) — Royalist army leadens plung |ed Spain into rebellion to | day, attacking the ministry i of war at Madrid and seiz i Trig control of the city of | Seville. General joee San Jurgo. the men who escorted Queen Victoria to exile, appeared to be an outstanding figure in the movement. It was he who took over Seville and the smaller town of Jerez de la Frontera. | The entire country was practically j under martial law as the republican government mobilized to prevent the uprising from spreading. Troop* pa trolled the streets of the principal cities In the south and excitement ran high Tne civil guard, backbone of the government’s armed forces, was di vided. Many of the men garrisoned in the south followed their popular for mer commander. General San Jurgo. Sentiment was divided also among the civil population. Former King, Alfonso, at present on vacation in Czeoho-Slovakla. ap ourently was not directly connected with the movement, but political ob servers had no doubt that it was & monarchist uprising, with the objec tive of enthorning Prince Juan. Al fonso’s third son, who is now a cadet in the British navy. All private automobiles and buses were commandeered by the authorities 'or t ranspurtation of troops and war equipment. Federal troops were ordered to at tack Seville from the north but a strong detachment was held in Madrid rounding up those suspected of par ticipating in the revolt. This evening the number of arrests amounted to 200. Madrid was virtually under mar tial law today as the Republican gov ernment mobilized to atem the spread of a rebellion which apparently was j an attempt at & monarchy coupe. Rebellion spread in four Spanish cities today tesulting in at least seven deaths in Madrid during a surprise at *ack at dawn on the building which houses the minority ministry of war an dthe office of premier. Fragmentary reports from Farille in the southwest said that a rebel force under General Banjuro had cap tured the communications building. The causes of th# trouble were ob scure. Authorities differed ils to whether it was an attempt at a monar chist coupe or incited by communist syndicalists. Commication with outly ing cities was impossible. j May Block Hearing' Os N. Y. Mayor New York, Aug. 1© * AP)—Su preme Court Justice Joftm E. Mo Gechan, sitting la spoeial trial term of court la the Bronx, agreed today to Listen to arguments on an application for a writ of pro hibition to prevent Governor Roosevelt from hearing the charg es against Mayor Janus i. Walk er tomorrow. Tbe application was made by Sid ney S. Levine, a lawyer, on behalf of George Donnelly, who was secretary to Cyrus Miller when the latter was borough president of tbe Bronx. In the application, Donnelly called Governor Roosevelt’s attention to the State’s construction, under which he asserted the governor is without pow er to hear removal chargee against the mayor. Donnelly laid he took this matter to the supreme court for a ruling aft er failing to receive a satisfactory i answer fro oofthe governor. _
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