Lions Hear Taracouzio
Discuss Russian Aims
Andrews Lions Club heard Col.
T. C. Taraeouzio of Ashevilie,
well-known authority on interna
tional relations, at a Ladies Night
meeting Thursday at Andrews
Youth Building
Col. Taraeouzio was born in So
viet Russia, came to the U. S. in
'923, after having served in the
Russian and French armies in
World War 1. During World War
II he served overseas as an arm
officer and later in Washingtoi
D. C... as an authoiiiy on Russii
r.e holds a Ph. D. >n tnternation:
Law from Harvard University.
Taracouzio gave a most infoi
uiative and interesting addre:
.neerning the aims of the Sovii
Union as regards the Unite
Stales and. in his opinion, the be:
mean, by which we can cgntai
aiflivmidifli
If You Happen To Be
In The Market For An
AUTOMOBILE, PICKUP TRUCK
OR IARGFR TRUCK
Drop In And See Me
I have on hand:
1941 Plymouth
I 946 Chevrolet Club Coupe R & H
I 948 Fcrd Club Coupe. Extra Clean R 8c H
I 949 Pontiac 4-door, Extra Clean. R & H
1 950 Ford. 2-door, Low Mileage, Clean. H
1949 Dodge, 4-dloor, R & F1
1950 Ford Pickup, Like New. H
2 1951 Ford Pickups, Like New, H
1950 Ford F-6. 2 Speed, Stake Body
1951 Dodge, I F2 Ton Truck
CHASTAIN
MOTOR COMPANY
Zeb Chastain. Owner
(Formerly known as Colvard Mctor Co.)
Across from Edson's Restaurant
out of house and home
butnot outofhope
The dazed fathers and mothers, the terror-stricken children
who lived here were given food, housing and medical care
by your Red Cross. And they were given hope, too;
hope that helped them rebuild their homes and their lives.
Disasters don't care where they happen?or to whom.
But there'll be help on hand?quick help. Because YOU,
and other good human beings, keep the Red Cross really?
with first-aid, blood, food, clothing, shelter?and hope.
Perhaps?who knows??because you give?that help may
be there for you sometime, or for someone you love. Give
money?NOW?to your Red Cross. Give generously!
answer Ihe call-Sin Now!
Cherokee County Chapter
those aims
tic especially' stressed the ur
gency ui a realistic attitude lo
? oiu Russian aims of World dom
uion anu the necessity of bold
i!iu courageous use ot our powers
o thwart that aim.
C oi. Tutucouziu stated that the
Russians had at their disposal: 'I1
iiM large, well disciplined Red
. nuiy, is' organized laoor, ?3* an
cute, dangerous 5th column. i4>
.n imangioic instrument, possibly
..eir most powerful?time
I fie said that many people of
ae L ? is . including high govern
ment oltieials entertain two dan
, rously talse notions: il> Failure
o laae drastic action toward the
ouiiiiunists due to tear of pos
loie retaliation. < 2 ? the notion
uui we can co-exist with the So
. teis.
I'lie latter idea Col Taracouzio
ulscounted as being as impossible
as mixing oil and water
lie urged education of oui
young people on the dangers of
c ommunism and on their respon
s.bililies as voting citizens lie ad
ised the teaching oi political en
igh.content to high schiMil and
ollege students, lie stated that
iiiis wu necessary to offset the
severe propaganda indoctrination
t? Coi linunist youth
in conclusion Col Taracouzio
stated tiiat the American way of
ife and the Russian way of lite
? ere S'i opposed to one anoth r
hat only one can eventually s'.r
" ive. If it is to be America, then
he stated thai we must tell the
So nls that from now on we're
playing their own game, and wc
?lost Mori f- 11 within to mil..I
ip a .Russia!, people that w'l
erilirov. the yoke than enslaves
then
Dr f'harles tan Gorder recng
ni'e'. ( nests and adjourned tile
meeting.
I Two Baptist
I Circles Meet
Ruth Swan Circle of Murphy
' irst Baptist Church met with
Mrs Lewis King Tuesday even
ing with Mrs. Bob Cheney in
eh.tree ot the program. "Cuba for
Christ"
Refreshment were served to
Mesdames I.oi- King. Bertha
Bate: A. D Peacock. Ellen Craw
ford Bo1- Cheney. Cecil Mills anf
Ruby Hill
Elizabeth Hale Circle of Mur
phy First Baptist Church met
' rcb 10 in the church basement
a program and pot luck sup
per. |
r- vP?0|i McDonald was in j
'?-I".-? of the program. "Cuba fori
U. S. Bond Sales
Total $20.98125
County U S. Savings Bonds
Chairman W. D Whitaker an
nounced recently that according
> the monthly sales report from
Vllison James. State Director of
av ines Bonds in Greensboro,
-ales of Series E. F & G Bonds
in Cherokee County for the month
?f February totaled $22,981.25. 'of
his amount S20.981 25 was in Se
ies E Bonds: none in K Bonds and
S2 U00) in Series G Bonds.
The total figun-s for North Car
liina's 1 twi counties were as fol
low? Series E Bonds $2,783,784
50; Series F $157,065. Series G
$515,300; totaling 53.461.14950
The Series E Bond sales in North
Carolina for February exceeded
the same period last year by $18.
Osiii The first two month's E Bond
ales in 1952 exceeded the same
period last year by 576.295.
The county chairman stated that
business, industrial, banking and
agriculture leaders throughout
the nation, and in the state are
strongly endorsing the "Defense
l.ond program In February hun
dreds of industrial, business and
trade magazines featured the pic
ture and statement by the presi
dent of the Chamber of Commerce
> the l int yd States. Dechard A
Ilulcy.
Mr. Huley said: "I urge every
American employer to promote
the payroll savings plan among
hi.- employees as a means of
building a reservoir of savings."
Hi said that the Payroll Savings
Plan is doing a three-way job by
building a reservoir of savings
and future purehasing power,
contributing to America's defensr
effort, helping to maintain Amer
ica's economic stability~by provid
!ng a check on inflationary ten
dencies.
Andrews Personals
Bill Webb and Cpl Gene Webb
visited Miss Ann Webb, student
nurse, at Chattanooga. Tenn.. Sat
urday.
Mrs J E. Rufty has been ill
it the home for the past se era'
days.
Miss Agnes Seyle and Mrs. Tur
ner Holland spent Saturday in
Asheville.
Christ."
There were six members pres
ent.
Zenalia Martin \
Is Bride-Beet
Mrs S. R Brown, of Topton,
?nd Portsmouth. Va. announces
the engagement of her daughter.
Zenalia Martin, to Herman Sheaf
o' Harrisburg. Penna The
TO ORGANIZE GRANGE
There will be a meeting at Mar
in's Creek School April 2 at 7:30
m fo rthe purpose of organiz
ing a 'local Grange unit.
Everyone interested is invited
o attend this meeting.
; 1 iing will be solemnized in th? 1
-f r y summer
During the first 11 months of
95 <. domestic consumption of
cigarettes in the United States
unounted to 356.9 billion. This
? as an increase of 6.S per cent
over the same period of 1950.
Last year more than 30 millions
acres of farm land in the United
States were treated with herbi
cides.
LADIES' GARMENTS
TRIMLY CLEANED
Free Moth Proofing and
Water Repellent Service
Prices Reduced to 60c and 35c
MURPHY LAUNDRY
Phone 159
It Makes Your Dollars
Feel Important too
The Buick pictured here can match price
tags with a lot of cars smaller in size and
horsepower and win.
But that only gives you a hint as to what a
whale of a buy it is.
Like costlier Buicks, it has the wide-open view
of a one-piece windshield.
Like costlier Buicks, it has the gleaming dis
tinction of sweepspear styling.
Like costlier Buicks, it has smart new fabrics
and door trim.
Like all other Buicks, it has the extra safety of
new, long-lasting Wide-Band brakes.
Like all other Buicks, it has the sure-footed,
road-hugging jven-keeled steadiness of the
Million Dollai Ride?a combination of 15 engi
neering features including a husky X-braced
frame, end-swa. and side-roll stabilizers, Hi
Poised engine mountings, Permi-Firm steer
ing and soft coil springs for every wheel.
And like all other Buicks, it has a power-packed
Fireball 8 Engine?a high-compression valve
in-head that gets extra wallop, extra mileage
from every gallon of gasoline.
So we think that you'll feel mighty important
bossing around this smart-stepping smoothie.
And when you check the price we're asking
against the field ? we think your dollars are
going to feel mighty important in buying power
too. t
Hadn't you better look into this soon?
LOCAL DELIVERED PMICM
POM TWE MEW 1931 BUICK SPECIAL
2-doer 6-pottenger
Spcoai Sedan
. MODEL 48D
(Illustrated)
2266.13
Optional eqwipeiem, accessories Male and local taxes, M 01
f,I . ?. dlnhllw ft. A/tlAlAlee ^I ? -I. m
) iK.es May wy wotty ? oaiowmg oontmvnati awe V SMpptng
Afl prices subject to chonpe without notice.
Sure is
true
for 52
Vhcn'better automobiles are bull
BUICK
FRANKLIN MOTOR CO.
200 Peach tree St. Murphy, N. C.