! .n tY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1940
THE WAYNESVLLLE MOUNTAINEER
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the rule of the
know, hae
iir.1:; ' tb
b" '".Twi, Party is
rTnir n to proauce
I' SerKy for the pc
P.F Lnire. But, under
ITU, Hitler, the govern-
KfZft but also
subser-
P.. m nt "Wall Street
R.t Mr. Hoover walked
rJTu. reieo of desper-
Kir, looking for that
Raised "just, around the
L Mr Hitler, it is the
Ide street that Mr. Wilkie
lorn and. where, hi business
L located and wnere an n
s associates ane oonoeu
ThriU Star At W. N. C. Fair
. Unnvei and Mr Wilkie,
Lw are champion exponents
Republican pnuosopuy;
itv must stan ai
L of the economic ladder,
I ti tnn of the mahogany
tthe privileged plutocrats j,
. it sliD off or slide
L th. floor, where the
. ,io8 mav feast at tne
bie business.
system worked all right,
tier, when the big fcusmess
were overly led ana swag-
with swollen wealth, but
the dividends began to di-
1 then, the crumbs from
Lme so few and thin that
Eking class squawked so loud
long that Franklin Delano
elthad to come to their res-
lince then all the squawking
huealing comes, not from
fender the table, but, from
ibdve. to wit. the bie. brainy,
s barons; the same fellows
ild not run the economy ma-
lof the nation straight ana
kven when they had every-
In their favor, such as: for
iarkets, a docile government,
Lis, no draughts, no wars,
lous labor troubles, and with
frit Hoover at the wheel of
Yet. Mr. Hitler, those same
fcs barons that made a mess
res up to 1932. are clam-
1 todav to renlace Mr. Roose
iho has been operating the
fairly satisfactorily for the
workin? class the great
it; since he found it aban
and a total wreck in 1932.
Mr, Hitler, if you hear any
iquawking from these shores,
in be assured that it is not
the throats of the "oppress
ing class, but from the
It DlutOcratR wlin i hpinir
j) forced to feed the work-
until they decide to em-
Above is pictures of America's ace motorcycle daredevil. Speedy
Merrill, thrill star of the Wall of Death Motordrome, one of the 18 big
shows on the Cell in and Wilson World of Parade midway which will
be the big entertainment feature of the Western North Carolina Fair.
There are 16 rides scheduled to be on the midway, '
1.500 In Cash Prizes Will Be
Awarded At W. N.C. Fair 17 - 21
Approximately $1,600 in cash
premiums will be awarded to
exhibitors at the annual West
ter North Carolina Agricultur
al and Industrial fair, to be
held in Hendersonville Septem
ber 17-21, inclusive, copies of the
premium list, announcing more
than 1,000 awards, show.
The premium list, copies of which
havn been sent to farm leaders in
this county, shows that there will
be thirteen departments in the first
fair, with emphasis this year on
the agricultural phase of the life
of the mountain country.
Indications this week were that
the fair, opening next Tuesday,
September 17, would be heavily at
tended and that a considerable
number of exhibits would be receiv
ed from every one of the 22 coun
ties in the fair area, including- Hay
wood, fair officials said.
It also was announced that ex
hibitors, particularly those of live
stock, from counties outside the
actual fair area and from several
places in South Carolina, had re
quested permission to enter the
fair. Permission will be granted
such exhibitors, insofar as exhibit
space is available, but preference
in the placing of exhibits will nat
urally be given to Western North
Carolinians, officials said.
The agricultural exhibits will be
the outstanding serious feature of
the 1940 fair, inaugurating a new
and nermanent institution in west
em North Carolina. Just as the
"World on" Parade" shows, Cotlin
and Wilson midway, will be the out
standing feature oi the entertain
nlnv hem.
Thank you, Mr. Hitler, for your
criticism and the ODDOrtunity of
criticising you which I know is time
wasted
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ment side of the fair, joining forces
With an unusual grandstand show
to make the fair at Hendersonville
probably the most entertaining in
the history of the entire state.
The sparkling? afi-srreeation of
shows and rides gathered together
by the Cotlin and Wilson organi
zation have gained fame through
out th countrv and the offering
here will present as a free show
the nation's outstanding midway
act. the Great Zacchini's jaunt
through space after being shot
from the mouth of a gigantic sil
ver cannon, which will hurl him
over two towering ferris wheels
The fair will get under way in
formally with the placing of ex
hibits on Monday, September 16,
but will not open its doors to the
general public until 8 o clock Tues
day morning, September 17. Tues
day, incidentally, is School Day,
and all school children from either
of the Carolinas will be admitted
to the erounds without cost, har
ness horse races will be a feature
of Tuesday's urogram, with a
purse of $200 offered in each of
two races.
The fair will continue with ded
icatory ceremonies on Wednesday,
SeDtembee 18. when Governor
Clyde R. Hoey, of North Carolina
and Burnet R. Maybank, of Soutn
Carolina, a summer : resident of
Henderson County, are expected to
participate in the program. n
addition to the dedication, the
tVirillinv annearance of Suicide Bob
Hayes and his Hell Divers, daring
motor ear-drivers, will feature tne
day's program.
The Annual Western North Car
olina Pet Stock Show, formerly
held in Asheville, but made a part
of the fair this year, also will be
gin on Wednesday.
Thursday's program will be fea
tured hv a free-for-all mule race
and the ft baby beef auction in
front of the grandstand and the
nrncrrnm on Friday Will be made
outstanding by an open fox and
coon hound race, open to all owners
in the Carolinas.
The fair will come to a close on
Rntiirriav. with automobile races
setting original tract records over
th new half-mile tract at tne
o-rnnnH two miles south of Hen
dersonville on the old Spartanburg
h irhwiv. The fair win nave as
its guests on the closing date the
members of the Western North
P.nrnlina Press association, who
voted to move their September
meeting place from Asheville
Hendersonville for the occasion.
State Library
Commfesion Lends
Booky To Library
The North Carolina Library
Commission has loaned the Way
nesville Public Library for three
months the following: 71 fiction,
adult; 39 non-firtion, adult; 6 biog
raphies: and 115 children ' books.
The adult fiction includes: "Cus
tard Cup," Livingston; "Roberta,"
Miller: "Fair as the Moon" Bai
ley; "This Was Home," Chamber
lain; "The Beautiful Uereiick,
Wells; "Glorious Apollo," Barring-tnn-
M Journey Proud." McGhee:
"Amorelle," Hill-Litt; "Again the
River," Morgan; 'Mary 'Uusta,
Lincoln; "Candle in Doors," Hull;
"Why it Happenedjf' Lowndes;
SaUn Was a Man," Bierstadt
"Deserter," Davis; "Lilac Sun
bonnet." Crockett: "Laeque Lady,"
Jesse; "Crisis," Churchill; "Purs
lane," Harris; "Beyond Sing the
Woods," Culbransen; "Enchanted
Oasis," Baldwin; "Great Laugh
ter," Hurst; "Dr. Hudson's Secret
Journal," Douglas; "Rolling
Years," Tumbull; "Our Ernie,",
Rice; "Tree of Liberty," Page;
Power River," Burt; !'I Was Chris
t o b e 1", Parmenter; "Aritona
Ames," Zane Gray; "Sister of the
Angels," Goudge.
"Escape," Vance; "Roads of
Destiny, O'Henry; 'XJone With
the Wind," Mitchell; "Redcliff,"
ABhton; "Wickford Point," Mar
quand; "Prue and I," Curtis; "The
Missionary," Marshall "Wind
From the Mountain," Culbransen;
"Iron Duke," Tunis; "Indian Broth
er." Corvell: "Mississippif ' Bur-
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Haywood Breeder
Wins Recognition
A Guernsey bull, King's Judge,
of Garden Creek bred by H. Arthur
Osborne, of Canton, and owned by
Alabama Dairy Products Associa
tion, Auburn, Ala., has just won
national recognition.
This bull, having five daughters
which have made creditable official
records, has been entered in the
Advanced Register of the Amer
ican Guernsey Cattle Club. King's
JnHir nt Garden Creek, will be
known hereafter as an Advanced;
Register aire. Only Guernseys
which meet hwh production require
ment are eligible for entry. Ths
five daughters which nave com
pleted official records are Haywood
Hopeful, Haywood Peggy, Edna ol
Garden Creek, Haywood Hallie and
Helpful of Garden UreeK.
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man' "Rone of Gold." Herbert;
"Murder at the New York World's
Fair," Dana.
"Rancher's Revenge," Brand;
Ev of Love." DeeDinflr: "Eve's Or
chard." Widdemer; "Magnolia
Street." Goldinar: "Callahans and
th Murnhva " Norm: "Sanfelice
Sheean; "Strange Understanding,"
"Lost Horison," Hilton; "Murder of
a Banker." Fletcher; "Broad High
W7 i . nir n .a, .1 n
way," r arnoi; my .orav uin,
Norris; "War on Wishbone Range,"
bUun Tli Dream." Wells:!
"HearU Walking," Blackmon; "The
Pit," Norris,
"Devil's Highway," Summers;
"Sea Hawk." Sabatirua: ""Miss
Bugle Ann," Kantor; "We Ride the
Gale." Loriiur: "The Fisrhitine Car-
vans," Grey; "Four False Weap
ons," "Field of Honor," Byrne;
"Forest of Adventure." Ditmars;
"Man at the Carlton," Wallace;
"Green Dolphin," Swinnerton;
"Young Felix.
The non-fiction consists of:
"Snain in EuroDe and America."
How to-Ride Your Hobby." "Uood
Housekeeninor Marriage Book,"
"Health, Hygiene and Hoey," "He
Can Who Thinks he Can," "Men
and Gods in Mongolia," "What's
New in Home Decoration," "State
Illusion and Entertainment." "Re
creation in Church and Communl
tv." "Listen for a Lonesome
Forestry Service
Issues Booklet
An illustrated booklet entitled
"National Forests in the South
ern Appalachians" describing the
Pisgah and Nantanaia muonni
Forests in North Carolina, the
Cherokee in Tennessee, the Chatta
hooches in Georgia, and the Sumter
in South Carolina has just oeen
released by the United StateB
Forest Service and is now available
for free distribution. These five
national forests embrace one of the
most scenic regions in America, the
favored summer playground xor
millions of Southerners and visitors
frnm every state in the Union.
Illustrated with 24 photo-
MARRIAGES
graphs, many of them full page,
and 15 line drawings, the 48-page
booklet treats of the history, top-l
ography, forest cover, national for
est management, wildlife, recrea
tion, and roads and trails of the
Southern Appalachian region,
and presents detailed information
concerning each of the national
forests emphasizes the guiding pol
icy of the U. S. Forest Service:
that the national forests shall be so
administered as to provide the
greatest good to the largest num
ber of people in the long ljun.
An anoendix gives lists oi tne
trees, shrubs, vines, flowers and
ferns of the region. A useful addl
tion is a two color map showing
roads and trails, lookout towers,
recreation areas, and other features
Avery Long, of Newport News,
Va., to Lois Brown, of Canton.
Carlo PravrfnrH. nt Sterlinir. Ill
to Darlene Russell, of Rock Falls,
Ilinois.
Arthur H. Thomas to Mary
Belle McEntire, both of Paw Creek,
N. C. - ,
to
Nnrth Carolina's 84th annual
St to Fair will be held at Raleigh
- i October 8 through 12.
Western North Carolina's Own
Tour Friends Will Be There)
SEPTEMBER
STrR HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.
SHOWS I
j RIDES
Fun For Everybody I exhibit
PREMIUMS
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Auto Races - Rorse Races - Auto Stunt Drivers
tviaRatBBBVBSSssssi
FREE - The Great Zacshini - Fireworks - FREE
Eighth Annual W. N. C. Fat Stock Show and Sale
Ashe County ranks first in ths
number of cows of milking ags
based on the 1940 farm census of
the State Department of Agriculture."..:.'-
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of interest to visitors.
Copies of the booklet may be ob
tained free of charge by writing
the Regional Forester, U. S. Forest
Service, AtlanU, Ga., or to any;
of the Fewest Supervisors, U. 3.
Forest Service,,, Franklin or Asheville.
rinim 100.000.000 Guinea Pigs."
"Community Drama," "Gaspe the
Romantique," "Sitory of Foods,"
"Which Way America?" "Naples
and Southern Italy."
"The Hudson," Bible Plays,"
Peonle Next Door," "Digging in
Yukon,." "Indians of Enchanted
Desert," "I Think Aloud in Amer
ica." "We Soviet Women," "Schools
of Paintinir." "Etchers and- Etch-
ing," "Getting and Spending,"
"America Faces South," "Lniei
American, Posts," "Secrets of the;
Earth," "A Wayfarer in Estina,
Lativa and Lithuania," "The Fam
ily and its Members," "The Gospel
for an Age of Doubt," "The Great
Naturalists Explore South Amer
ica." "Town and Counltry," "Mr. Tomp
kins in Wonderland," "Travels of
Modern Chemistry," "Attractive
Home," "Under the Swastika,"
"Room of One's Own," "Biogra
phy," "George W. Truitt," "Ruth
St. Denis," "Marbacka," "Country
Lawyer," "Gracious Lady."
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