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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1935

Page

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Italy calls for Britain's exclusion from Egypt over Ethiopia threat

In a controversial note from Rome the semi official Journal Azione Coloniale said Italy will demand Great Britain's exclusion from Egypt if London questions Italy as a threat to the empire by entering Ethiopia. It argued Britain's presence at Alexandria is as dangerous as Italy's in Addis Ababa. The piece adds that Aden Malta Gibraltar threaten the Mediterranean and Cyprus Haifa. Meanwhile Italy ships troops to Naples for East Africa as the war ministry mobilizes 50 000 youths from the class of 1912.

Rome Azione Coloniale Colonial Italy Great Britain Egypt Ethiopia East Africa England Britain Alexandria Addis Ababa Aden Malta Gibraltar Cyprus Haifa Nis Iar Naples Turin Barletta Chieti Geneva

Tunnel and Dam Highlight West Virginia Gorge View

From Gauley Mountain Route 60 offers a view of New River winding to the Ohio. Four miles east a massive dam built by a large carbide company spans the gorge. A four mile tunnel to feed the plant cost over 8 million dollars and took more than four years to complete.

Gauley Mountain New River Ohio Uhesapeake Ting Hawks Carbide

Delegates Named For Winchester Young Democrats Gathering

At a Winchester Young Democratic Club meeting delegates to the state convention in Richmond September 13 and 14 were named. The club will cast its 16 votes as a unit. Delegates include Harry F Byrd Jr, Harry L McCann, Emma Ginn Baker, Dorothy McCann Rice, D W Alexander, Philip L Glaize, Jack Engle, Harry R Kern Jr, Tom Scully, Lester Arnold, Mrs Lester Arnold, Burr Harrison, Allan Gray, D J Howard and Dr B M Knight Jr. The club has 160 members and may hold a Valley wide banquet this fall.

Young Democratic Club of Winchester Council Chamber City Hall Richmond Winchester Club Harry F. Byrd, Jr Harry L. McCann Emma Ginn Baker Dorothy McCann Rice D. W. Alexander Philip L. Glaize Jack Engle Harry R. Kerti, Jr Tom Scully Lester Arnold Burr Harrison Allan Gray D. J. Howard B. M. Knight Harry R. Kern, Jr

Planes Enroute From Air Races Pass Over City

More than 40 airplanes passed over or near Winc before 2 15 this afternoon en route to Langley Field from the Cleveland air races. Most were unseen at high altitude until one roared down for a closer view of the Queen City of the Shenandoah. At Admiral Byrd airport Valley Airways workers said none stopped and pilots used the good flying weather to return to Langley Field. Markings indicated Army Navy and Marine Corps planes.

Langley Field Cleveland Winc R Queen City Shenandoah Admiral Byrd Airport Valley Airways Army Navy Marine Corp

Roosevelt sees uptick in business in Hyde Park

In Hyde Park President Roosevelt notes a definite upward swing and improvement in business. Other items report hurricane area relief workers required to wear gas masks and flood debris searches for a trainman in Wilmington Delaware.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Miami Fla Wilmington Del Baltimore Harford Pure Rye Distillers, Inc Annapolis Naval Academy

New Fall Paint and Wallpaper Designs Ad

Gardner B. Hillyard advertises Fall wallpaper designs and paint including 5c Barn and Roof Paint at 1.50 per gallon and House Paint at 2.00 per gallon with a 9-4-1p-31 catalog reference.

Gardner B. Hillyard

Rains Raise Storage Scab Fears for Apples

The week of heavy rain across the south Atlantic states boosts fears of storage scab on apples especially those not sprayed in late July or early August. Dr. Walter Hough notes late sprays reduce risk while orchard losses from peach rot rise as harvest peaks.

Walter 8. Hough Winchester Research Laboratory Hough

Quick service and low prices offered at The Evening Star

The Evening Star promotes fast service and reasonable prices in an ad style notice urging readers to place orders promptly before the rush. It emphasizes affordability and efficiency for customers seeking timely options.

the Evening Star

Sarah Zane Fire Company Meets Friday Evening

The regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company is scheduled for Friday evening September 6. Captain R B Brown urges a large attendance.

Sarah Zane Fire CO Sarah Zane Fire Company R. B. Brown

Rouss Fire Company Meeting Notice and Social Dance

Rouss Fire Company notice calls all members to attend Friday September 6 with M D Weaver as president. Lost brown and white beaded pocketbook offered for reward. Also advertisement for Ashley Nite Club dance Friday September 6 featuring Bob Russell music from 9 30 to 2 00 with spicy floor show Subscriptions one dollar

Star Office Ashley Nite Castleman’s Ferry Bob Russell

Apples Wanted for Packing at Glaize Building

An ad seeks apples for packing at the Glaize building near Virginia Apple Storage with contact R. B. Kater and phone 802. Also mentions Miller's Store offering pickle canning supplies, spices, medicines, magazines, and news, plus a Saturday night Avalon Inn orchestra with no cover charge.

AVALON INN _ Orchestra

11 Russell family members survive Hurricane of 79

From Isla Morada in Florida, Captain John Russell recounts the destruction that killed 68 of his 79 kin during the Motecumbe Keys storm. He died in hospital the loss of his wife and many relatives, leaving only a small group including his son Bernard and other family members to carry on.

Florida Miami Fla Motecumbe Keys Russell Key John. Russell Isla Morada John Said Bernard James Floyd Warren Clifton Rosalie Brayman Ralph Billy Knowles Naomi Cleve Lowe The Keys Matecumbe John

Roosevelt says basic program near complete and recovery underway

HYDE PARK Sept 6 President Roosevelt said conditions merit further substantial and widespread recovery and that the basic program has reached substantial completion with a breathing spell. He noted unemployment remains and stressed the need to inform and reassure the public and critics. (Continued on page five.)

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Ray W. Howard Scripps-Howard Howard

Maryland Struck by Gale Backwash Floods Hit Eastern Shore

Torrential rains whip Maryland towns Federalsburg Princess Anne and Denton with floodwaters. Four to eight feet in Princess Anne, two to five feet in Federalsburg, one foot or more in Denton. Causeway flooded, rowboats used, 25 families evacuated. No deaths reported. coast guard monitoring as small craft warnings remain.

Baltimore Maryland Federalsburg Princess Anne Denton Ocean City T. T. Moore Coast Guard Chesapeake Bay Baltimore Weather Bureau Weather Bureau West Denton Faulkner

Winchester and Harrisonburg To Open Four-Game Series Here

The Winchester Park team hosts the Harrisonburg Valley Leaguers in the opener of a four game set on the Park diamond Saturday at 3 p.m. Rain earlier in the week forced postponements of two games in Harrisonburg. The visitors will also play here Sunday with return games scheduled for next week in Harrisonburg.

Winchester Park Harrisonburg Valley Park Diamond Harrisonburg Harrisonburgers

Shirley Temple Frocks for School Wear Range

Margaret L Hodgson advertises Shirley Temple style frocks for school wear offering a complete range of sizes. The notice lists a 9 shillings 6 pence price and 1p-21 as reference numbers.

Margaret L. Hodgson

Special Notice 3 Show Tonight at Hable's Palace Theatre

Special Notice 3 performs tonight at Hable's Palace Theatre starting 6 45. Doors open 6 15 to handle expected crowds. Read advertisement on back page.

Hable’s Palace Theatre Adv

Differences of Opinion Flares Over Florida Storm

National Commander of the American Legion calls for an unbiased report on delays in removing veterans from the path of the Florida hurricane. Hopkins contrasts weather forecasts with warning trends while Clark and Grayson defend forecast accuracy amid relief preparations and funding actions.

Washington American Legion Florida Harry L. Hopkins Charles C. Clark Weather Bureau Cary T. Grayson Red Cross Clark Dave Shultz Frank N. Belgrano Howard P. McFarlan Tampa Fla Florida Relief Administration Hopkins Key West Aubrey Williams Gov. Sholtz

May Enlarge County Clerk Office Vault and Market

The board of supervisors revealed a federal funding application totaling 26000 dollars for a public market on the hitching yard lot and for enlarging the county clerk office vault. Chairman C I Brumbdck dismissed talk of combining the market with an armory as unfounded. The plan would classify as a PWA project with the county contributing 14700 dollars if the grant covers 45 percent or 14300 dollars.

Board of Supervisors C. I. Brumbdck PWA

Kindergarten Mrs. Jack Engle Open Oct 1

Kindergarten at Mrs. Jack Engle opens October 1 with hours 9 to 6. Children called for and special rates offered.

Jack Engle

For Sale of Oak Dining Suite in Front of County Court House

Auction notice listing a quartered oak dining room table with six chairs a buffet and china closet in perfect condition. Sale on September 10 1935 at 10 15 a.m. in front of the County Court House. Terms cash. Dunn and Duvall, auctioneers.

County Court House Dunn & Duvall Aucts

South End Hose Co Meeting Notice And Postponed Aviation Ball

South End Hose Co calls a full attendance business meeting Monday night September 9 as noted by secretary. Valley Airways Inc reports the Aviation Ball is postponed due to bad weather to be rescheduled.

South End Hose CO Valley Airways, Inc

Group Heads Discuss Route 50 Rights With Shirley

Highway Vigilance committee of Commerce led by Senator T Russell Cathert met in Richmond with H G Se, highway commissioner, to press rights of way on Route 50 east of Winchester in Clarke and Frederick counties. William H East of Staunton, a State Highway Commission member, replied that right of way delays hinder Route 50, with funds pending and bids not yet issued for Route 11 improvements north of Winchester.

Highway Vigilance Committee of of Commerce T. Russell Cathert Richmond H. G. Se Winchester Clarke Prederick George H. Burrell Blackburn Moore Kenneth Gilpin Shenandoah River East William H. East Staunton State Highway Commission Commissioner East No. 11 Omaia West Virginia Line

Cambridge High School Destroyed in $200000 Fire

Fire of undetermined origin leveled Cambridge High School in Cambridge Maryland early today. The two story brick stone and frame building burned after 6 45 am, destroying most equipment and books while only two truckloads of furniture and the typing room remained salvageable. About 500 students were expected to return to classes when the school opened Monday and plans for replacement arrangements were not yet announced. J B Noble, Dorchester County schools superintendent, reported the fire and limited salvage.

Cambridge Cambridge High School Roland Harper J. B. Noble Dorchester County Harper

Bruce Shade to Play The Holy City at Bible School

Bruce Shade, a well known trumpet artist, will perform The Holy City at the Church of Christ Bible school assembly. He will be joined by Miss Leona Peer. This will be Shade’s last appearance before he leaves for Cincinnati next week to attend school.

Bruce Shade Holy City Church of Christ Bible School Leona Peer Mr. Shade Cincinnati

Notice to Fruit Growers in Frederick County

The Frederick County Packing Association on North Kent Street offers apple packing at reasonable charges and supplies packing materials such as baskets liners and oil paper. Mgr M Hurst reachable by telephone 1461.

Frederick County Packing Association North Kent Street Co. M. Hurst Mgr Telephone

Florida keys disaster death toll climbs as search expands

In hurricane wreckage of the Florida keys, authorities pressed a grim search for 256 deceased and 320 missing veterans. Gas masked teams combed the ruins while officials debated evacuation delays and rapid disposal of corpses.

Associated Miami Fls Florida Keys Stesi Lower Keys Morday State Board of Clan Sholtz G. A. Worley FERA Aubrey Williams Harry Hopkins Weather Bureau Williams Jacksonville Red Cross Fla Florida Keys Red Cress National Guard Atlanta

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