Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 16

THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4. 1934 THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1934 Postmaster Named mcant by William P. Hail, deceased, the pout office department said OF 10 207 Men Enrolled Here In Conservation Corps rrick Jones, Will McAllister, John Shook. Estrel J. Sprouse, John Henwn, Ernest Ray.

Joseph Oudger, James P. Smith. Russell Gillespie, Charles G. Buriell. James W.

Roberts. Jay R. Freeman, N. A. Harris.

Denver Cole, Norman B. Snyder, Dallas Bartlett. WWNC ASHEVILLE Telephone 0240 Hat Iron hulldliig. 670 h. C.

M. 1000 tt'attt. Onnpit and Operated hj The citizen rnmpany. "SUV" Indicates National Umailciifct Inc Company program. "LOC" Indicates Loral I'mcrnnu, For DeHart Office Washington Bureau ol The Aibrvllle Hiiro WASHINGTON.

Oct. 3 Commodore D. Hall, acting postmaster at the fourth class postoffice at De-Hart. Wllkles county, has been named postmaster to fill the place left Atlanta, president, Ballcnger. Atlanta, and Dr.

Earl Floyd, tary-treasurer. Dr. Ed ear G. president-elect, Atlanta, secre- New THl -RKDAY 7 30 LOC Earlv Risers 5 ou NHC Morning Devotions 8 15 NilC Trie Sizzler 8 30 NliC Cheerio 6 00 LOC IK) YOU REMEMBER 3 13 LOC GOOD fiAMAIilTAN 0 30 NF1C Breakfast Club 10 00 NBC Ldward Mcllush 10 15 NBC CI A. LU EM 10 30 NHC TODAY'S CHILDREN 10 45 NBC Press News 10.50 LOC HOLLYWOOD 10.

35 LOC Tuneful rive Minute 11:00 1 .00 CYCIXJNE MACK 11.15 NHC Tony Wona 11 30 NHC U. 8 Armv Hand 13 00 LOC MAINKR 3 CFIAZV MOUNTAINKKRS 12 15 LOC RADIO SPOTLIGHT 13:30 NBC National Farm and Home Hr 1.15 NBC FOHD PRESENTS THE WORLD SERIES 4:00 NBC liluo Room Echoei 4 30 NHC Palmer Claws Orrhritr, i 45 NHC Archie Bleyrr 's Orchestra 4 00 NBC National Congreis of Parent Teacher 5 30 LOC THE WATCHTOWER 5 45 LOC ailon MiiMC 8.00 NBC Tom Conklev'i Orchestra fl l.OC WHETHER FORECAST 6 30 NHC Press Radio News 6 35 LOC HALSEY LEAVITT fl SO IftU RADIO DIAL 7:14 LOC BC TIME 7 15 NBC EN AND Ol DNM 7 30 LOC ELK NOR AND JII. 7 511 LOC HTANUACK TIME SIONAL 8 00 NHC KI.EISCHMANN HOUR WITH RUDY VALLEE 00 NBC CAPTAIN HENRY'S MAXWELL IIOUSF SHOWBOAT 10:00 NBC KKAKT PROfrRAM WITH PAUL WH ITEM AN 11 00 NHC Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra 11 30 NHC Mid Summers Night Dream 13 00 NHC Enric MadrlKiien's Orchestra 12:30 NBC Dancini In the Twin Cities with sparkle and zest for AUTUMN BuIh Buekner. Ralph Curtis. ChtI L.

MyeiH. William A. West, Prirtha Hay-nle, Robert Stewart. Arthur T. Jump, Meredith Greene, Harry Calloway, Hoy R.

Ousperson. Eugene HuntsinK-er. Raymond E. Dillingham. James R.

Cheek, Tavlor Prltchard, Rotha 1 HiiKhes, Waldo Davis, Ira E. Hale, Rov Moody, Willard Wernan, John 'Warren. Dewey L. Herron. Ralph N.

Biifkner, Clan Wykle. Bcldnn Fris-b'-e. Fred A. Jnrvl. Roy Burnett, Fred T.

Hicks, Sherman Deaua, Roy A. Dewcetic. Morris Creasman, Ther-mon Penlx. Connl. King, Zeb King, Wayland Mayes, William Parker, Marvin Ellege, Ardon Dillingham, and Paul N.

Keith. Lewis Robinson, Claude Rathbone, Dewey Wilson, James M. Edney, Howe Deyton, Floyd L. Renfro, Ralph J. Blfigerstaff, Clarence King, Edgar F.

McBee, Earl J. Parker, Clifford Mc-Gee, Hanford Gouge, Nathan Garland, Roy Hughes, Howard Robinson, Andrew Cornett, Frank Johnson, Glenn Adams, Earl Webb, Edward Shoemnke, Mac Warren, Clyde Hens-ley, Oscar Fender, Harry Hcnsley, Ralph English, F.tlgar Riddle, Luther Howell. Boyd Ellis, Elbert Tipton, Frank Phillips. Roily Wilson, Edward McMahan, Wallace Carroll, Lonas Robinson, Marvin Combs. stouffer Lawrence, Blaine Hodges, John Wright, Clyde Carroll, and William E.

Rice, Bruce Summerltn, Raymond Pen-nell, James D. Livingston, Herndon Harrison. Dock Coffey, Carl Bentlcy. Marvi Burns, Odls Watson, Mack Shock. Omer Sludcr.

Clarence Bur-glss, Haden Teague, Kermett Cornett, Jeff L. Collls, Harrison Caldwell. William C. Capps, Frank Pennell. Lewis Keeee, Franklin Howell.

Bill Hatton, J. V. Champion. Hownrd Carrlgan. Harvey Ol Ham, Johnte Tester.

France Tester. Clatc Premie 1, Pcrd Baker, Albert Shook. Thorn an Bntrwell, Julius F. Barnes, Clnrcncc V. Wntts.

Alfred Penland. Fred Pore, Douk i Ins C. Hflmby, Chnrles W. Burkner, Otis A. Mftthcwfl, Landry S.

Petty, Le-land Levi, Lelthcr SIrkIp, Mnlcolm S. Minus. JHmrj F. Johnson, Albert Fischer, Grovpr Jones, yobart Robb, John C. Wood, Charlie B.

Blanton, and Earnest H. Carpenter. TODAY'S CHOICE FEATURES CHEERIO HON MAHC'HK PRESENTS 1)0 YOL HEMEMHKR (OLGATL I'HFSENIS CLARA, l.V 'N' EM PILLSIURV'S TODAY'S CHILDHKN PRESS RADIO NEWS POLLOCK'S HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP TONY WONS J. E. MAINER'S (HAZY MOI'NTA INKERS FORD PRESENTS THE SERIES NATIONAL CON(iRESS OK PARENTS AND TEACHERS PRESS RADIO NEWS HALSEY LEAVITT GILLETTE PRESENTS GENE AND GLENN I'LEISCILM ANN HOI It WITH HI DY VALLEE 8-0 CAPTAIN HENRY'S MAXWELL IIOI'SE SIIOWHOAT KRAFT PROGRAM WITH PAIL WHITK.M AN 10-U MIDSC.MMER NKiHT'H DREAM TO MEETDEC.

7-8 Branch Society To Hold First Session In Atlanta One of the best known national medical organ tailons, the American Urolotlcal association, has recently granted permission for the establishment of a branch of the association in the southeast members of the branch society to rosldo In Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, North Citrollna, South Carolina, and Tennessee, The American Urologlcal association is the largest urologlcal asaocia-t tlon In the world, having over 1,000 active members residing in the United States, Cuba, Porto Rico, and South America, and a Hat of honorary and associate members com-: posed of the names of the leaders In urology In Europe. The organlza-: tlon was founded February 22, 1002 by a group of prominent specialists i In kidney and bladder diseases, and the first meeting was held In Sara-I toga Bprlngs, New York, and the I second meeting In New Orleans. Al-1 though there are now about 75 1 members of the Urologlcal aasocla-! tlon who reside In the southeastern territory, no meeting of the organi zation has since been held In the southeastern territory except a meeting In Memphis In 1931, The first meeting of the southeastern branch will be held In Atlanta on the seventh and eighth of next December, and plans are being made to Invite the attendance of all physicians In the southeast who are interested In kidney and bladder diseases, no matter whether they specialize in urology or not. To make the program of the meeting attractive to the medical profession as a whole, it Is planned to have as speakers the most outstanding urologist In the United States, and the subjects discussed presented In a fashion suitable to listeners who are not essentially specialists. Among those Invited to make addresses are Dr.

Edwin Beer of New York. Dr. J. Barney of Boston, Dr. William Braaach and Dr.

Hugh Cabot of the Mayo Clinic, Dr. John R. Caulk of St. Louis, Dr. A.

I. Fol-som of Dallas, Dr. Horman Kretsch-mer of Chicago, Dr. George Gilbert Smith of Boston, Dr. Huph Young of Johns Hopkins, and others.

The executive committee of the branch society Is composed of Dr. L. Bazemore, Macon, Dr. E. S.

Gilmer, Tampa. Dr. H. W. McKay, Charlotte, N.

Dr. J. C. Pennington, Nashville, Dr. J.

J. Ravenel. Charleston, 8. Dr, W. A.

Reed. New Orleans, La. The officers are: Dr. Montague L. Boyd.

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Swain county, and YouiiKsvlle. Franklin county. All are fourth class offices. ASKS I OK DIVORCE Two years separation was alleged as ground In a divorce suit filed in superior court yesterday by Alice Jones against J. R.

(Tones. Brims with deep- crowns, green. all in black, rust and are here, priced at specia ally 5 0 1 Replacements Sent To Forest Camps In This Section The fourth enrollment of men lor the civilian Conservation corps camp in Western North Carolina wiia completed yeMeidftv at army headrjuiir-ters In the federal building when H07 men were selected lor the camps. The army sent 234 men from this section to the rnmps Tuesday. The fourth enrollment quota from the mountain counties was 441.

Ttieae are replacement. Army men in cli.re of the enrollment here are: Colonel Talbot Smith, Captain Wesley G. Bverlv, First Lieutenant William R. Sandusky, First Lieutenant Jefferson OaviB, Staff tiercteant Herman Rader, flew nn Roy W. Younger, Sergeant John T.

Blttner. Sergeant Joe Foster, Sergeant Clifford C. Floyd, Corporal Benjamin H. Brockus, Corporal Haskell Ncal and Corporal Clyde H. Qullltm.

They left yesterday afternoon to conduct the fourth enrollment at Charlotte. Men sent to the camps yesterday are ns follows: James Williams, Hill lard Ingle. James Kuyleendall, Floyd Smith, Hor-aco Johnson, Wade Rector, Charles Glass, Ben Rogers, James Hallbrook, Hubert Sorrel Li. Carl Williams, Richard Plemmons, Dewey Ragle, Roy Barton, Ellis Banks. Jerry Smith, James Hipps, Hubert Sawyer.

Rex Guthery, Dewey Davis. Ike English, Frank Miller, Hoyt Humphries, Fred Buchanan, Alvln Jaynes, Hownrd Laws, Burl Aldrldge, Ray Hartley, Frank Greene, Arnold Thomas. oeore Moody, Taylor Vance, Walter Glbbs, Clyde King. David Cauthen, Kenneth McMa-han, Claude Bafisett, Alfred Jones, Conway Cain. Robert McFalls, Charles B.

Adams, Charles Kooles, Herman Vlck, James McElroy, Harry Weaver. Hobert Debrew, James Fowler, Ulys-seii McBee, Ernest Galnea. Kelly Tas-ker. George Sentz, Arvll Same, Walter Ingle, William Riuutell, Bernard Burnett, McCoy Turner, Everett Davis, Charles Haga, Grady Vance, Ott Smith. John Hicks, Oscar Plttman, Dewey Calloway, Ben Trlvett, Fred- DR.

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fioii 11 IS Jacx IVrirer Orchestra 30 Ilrrt Block's orchestra 12 00 Mills nine Rhvthin Band 12 30 Bhrn Field n-id OrcheMra CI1S-WAI1C NETWORK 5 00 Buck RoBer. Sketch 6 ii Bdbtjy Benson li 30 fc'ddie Doolcv. Football fl 4." WnriKll's Oolf Pres-Iladlo NW 7 00 Mvrt and Mnrse 7 IV-Jml plain Hill 7 10 Wlitftprriiiir Jiick Smith 7 45-Boake Carter. Talk fl Of) Eav Are More Than 24,000 Head Of Cattle Distributed Special Group! We're closing out a group of 75 early fall hats in all the wanted styles and colors. Brims, Berets, Tricornes, etc.

and valued from 5.00 to 7.50. They're exceptional' values at BE Stage And Screen Stars Are On Whiteman's Program Lolg Moran. Charles King and Gus Van will be guest stars ol the Paul Whlteman-Kraft Music Hall program when it takes the air at 10 o'clock tonight, with a tabloid version of George M. Cohan's "Little Nellie Kelly." Miss Moran, stage and screen star, will have the role of Nellie the beautiful model. King, of the original cast of the Broadway production, is cast In the lead role opposite her and Van has the part of Officer Kelly.

Helen Jepson, Ramona, Peggy Healy and Johnny Hauser of the Whlteman Music Hall Troupe will support the featured trio In the musical comedy presentation, which will be heard over WWNC. Valle Program Fannie Brice and Lou Holtz, will set the comedy pace for Rudy Val-leo'a Flelchmann Variety broadcast from Chicago, where Vallee is stopping off on his way to Hollywood, over WWNC tonight at 8 o'clock. Miss Brice will do one of her Baby Snooks" sketches, which have proved i popular on previous Variety pro-! grams, and Hultz, who is going to i the west coast with Vallee, will tell some more dialect comedy stories. I Marguerite Patlula, a younK singing protege of Vallee, and another per- former to be selected will complete i the guest list. I Max Keinhardt's production of the Shakespearian fantasy, "A Midsummer Night's Dream," will be brought to the radio audience over WWNC in tne Francisco Memorial Opera HoUfte thBt w)ll mciudo tne Urn net and the first scene of the second act.

The prt'wntatlon. which will ko on th air tonight at 11:30 o'clock, will feature Francesco Bragniottl as Hip- jxjlytu; Evelyn Venable as Helena and la-year old Mickey Rooncy. the ideal Puck" for whom Kelnhardt hoa searched for many years. Mr, Roiihi'ti'lt On Air Mrs. Franklin D.

Rouse wit will open the weekly scries of hnlf-himr programs to ne presented over National Broadcasting company net-workJi by tho National Con grans of Parents and Teachers, speaking at' the Initial broadcaat this afternoon at 6 o'clock. "Cooperation Between Home and i Schools" will be tho subject with I which Mrs. Roosevelt will introduce the series. Other distinguished educational leaders will be heard during the year. Both Mrs.

Roosevelt and Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, president of the Congress, will speak from Washington. The Mother Singers, Parent-Tencher association choral group, will BLACK MOUNTAIN, Black Ml.

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Approximately 12.000 head of cattle were tested and distributed through the Ashevllle yards. More thon 7,000 head passed through the West Jefferson yards and fi.ono were distributed at Clyde. The cattle were purchased by the government from the drouth -stricken western states. Distribution has been under way here for two month. Got a cold? iSaSscetv TINGLE'S CAFE Itroniluny An Ideal eating place for the klrtdte hh ucll as the gronn up.

Bring the fumtlv. Voii'll find our food well prepared. Don't DELAY Buy Your Coal NOW! A cold day mny come nnvtlmc tunv a- ii re uiur family of AHMTII. We have I he proper coal for your lndlltlual need. Asheville Ice 6c Storage Co.

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SPECIAL SAVINGS Thurs. Fri. Sat. GOOD COAL good even burning Coal, very low in ash excellent for your Range or Grate. The work of testing and distributing more 24.000 head of federal owned cattle In Western North Carolina ha been completed and the Ashevlllo, Clyde and West Jefferson stockyards have been reopened to the public, T.

l.enolr Gwyn, Ahe-vtllo and Wayncsvllle, who had charge of the work for the government, said yesterday. Mr. Owyn said the stockyards have been released from quarantine and public anlrs may be resumed. The next, move will be placing as many of the cattle as possible with farmers for grazing and feeding through the winter months and Into next yeor. original contracts called for care of the cattle until December 1.

More mature cows are being he hrnrfl from the Chicago Rtnrtlo.i fltirinn the program, to rome to the rndio mirllenre over WWNC. Elrnnor nnri Jim. story of fnmlly life In the Allen home, will conclude the present serlea nt 7:30 tonlcht over WWNC. The chainctcrs In the sketch Inrhide Eleanor, plnyed by Hnth Elnon; Jim. hy Tom CusIiIiir; Jane, hy Annie Lee fitylen; Unrle Ehenezer, bv Lynn Oenrhtirt and Do-retts by Elizabeth HlUhrn.

The piofiram 1 uponwred hy a Rrotip or Ashevllle buslncHs firms. Cyrlone Mark. evnngellAt who 1 holdinn a revival here, will bo heard over WWNC this morning at 11 o'clock. World Series Brondcnt The nrrond Rmc In the world series between Detroit and St. LotilR will be on the nlr thin afternoon at o'clock.

The broadcast la under tho sponsorship of the Ford Motor enmpany. Graham MrNamee, Tom ManniniT and Fnrd Bond furnish the plny-by-plny description. Ilnlfey Lenvitt. Republican candidate for congress, will spenk tonight over WWNC at o'clock. Tills Is the first of a series of speeches by Mr.

Leavitt. The other will be heard at on Tlr.ir.Klay lights. PeKRy Mv-Call, special representative of Ti.5y, of New York city, will he on the air this morulntt during the "Do You Remember" program sponsored by Bon Marche. mitt. LOT! FLOW Ml IILOOMKI) CHKTBK.

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J. A. Heed Fulrtkw Hoad SOUTHERN Railway System Schedule Change Effective October 1st, train No. 101 formerly leaving Asheville 7:55 a. was changed to leave at 7:45 a.

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