THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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FROM MIGHTY ATOM PROBLEMS to problems of tiny mites is all in the
pin k-bench-stride of Bernard Baruch, U. S. delegate to the U. N. Atomic
commission. Here, taking time off from his international duties, the
"elder statesman" solves the baby-sitting problem fur Dr. and Mrs.
Jerome Van Ess, New York, as Ice attends Virginia, their 4 month
eid daughter having a happy time in Central Park. (Intcrmiticmul)
Have You A Job For A
Veteran? Here's One
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Fditors Note: Ir. r.n effort to
plac e all returning veterans in po.
silions suitable to their qualifiea- j
lions and skills, many of which
were developed during the war I
through special training The
Mountaineer, in cooperation with I
the local He-employment oflice, is
Kivinu this space to set forth the
talents of some veteran each issue
who is seeking employment. Any
employer who might have a place
the veteran may fill is asked to
contact Die Employment office.
lnlantr man,
; h mine I'rag
ol i I j siralk
Age 28. Male,
ethical ion. Has
While. Hth grade
served two years
in the I S Arm:
wounded in lell lc
mailt-, in i . , ; : 1 1 i.i 1
able to ctinl mile in toi iner occupa
tion. Intel i -led in an i pc work
which doc- not require eees-ie
standing or walking Could do
truck driving.
To Kniphiv er. oil arc inter
ested in hiring 1 1 1 i - veteran or know
where he max ecuiv employment
contact 1' S lanplov nienl Serviee
Ollice. a Mi" ille Telephone 417
Holding hands is either a ease
of loe or si 1 1 -del iii-sii
& Colonels Jgj
Mis. Colonel's devoted to sable,
.Ami indulges a fondness for pearls;
She has servants to wait on her table, ...
And she frolics with dukes and with cails.
But Judy buys hats in the basement,
And watches her pennies with care;
She strolls through the town
in a neat hand-me-down,
And balances budgets on air.
':' fojncijl or age groups
n"'-ru;ll meet in this life-
: '""f iy a blue-blooded bimhn.
And one is a wapp-earner'c ,;f
a sharp eye for bargains,
Ipa.n far ll.p ,,l,n1 ,..u .
uncj iu ice
"th h,iy the same grade of service
'uiiig electricity.
' 1! no grim social thesis.
rit::e Slaves and Have-nnrc
Jnerc-lv nninti, mil tl,,i. l n i. i-
ui uuia uaies,
T1-. A ,.1 . '
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I cousins in kilowatts.
OPA Records Must
Be Kept One Year
By All Businesses
HA1.E1GH Manufacturer s
wholesalers and retailers, and all
o'hei persons required under price
control regulations to have kept
records musi preserve them until
Jui 1. 1947. the office of price ad
ministi .it ion announced
The action, supplementary order
Ui7. cllective as of June 'M. 194ti.
was taken in order to enable OVA
to cans on the powers and duties
directed to it under the executive
order S745 signed by President
, Truman on June 311 . 194(1
; The executive order authorized
OI'A to continue all the I unci imi -powers
and duties vested in it bv
the emergency price control act
of 194J. as amended, and Hie
stabilization act of 1942. as amend
ed, which did not terminate hv c
pnation of those acts of June !U).
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I OI'A pointed out that section
1 II' of the emergency price con
trol act of 1942. as amended pro
ideil that all regulations, orders
, pric e schedules and i ciiuii cincnt
shall be treated as remaining in
lone tor the purpose of siis
I taming anv proper suit, action or
prosecution with respect to ol
, lenses coinmittced or rights or
liabilities incurred on or helm c
June Hit. 194(i
j Todav s action assures OI'A that
! all records, books, accounts, in
voices, sales lists, sales slips, or
ders, vouchers, contracts, receipts.
, bills ot lading, correspondence
; memoranda or other papers rc
I quired to ho kept under price con
trol, will he preserved in keeping
with the continuation of its en
forcement duties for violations
eoiiimitteecl before Jun HO. 194ti.
TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
licuveidum Township
II G I'rcsslcv. el ux to William
II Donaldson el ux.
K 11 i ulni. m. et ux to 11 J
Wright, et ux
Weaver A Cook, it ux to 1. ester
l'ov, lei . et ux
l.esi i Fouler, et ux to Weaver
A Cook
Fast Fork Township
C. I'less, et uv et al to
,le...iette Cogbiiin Helms
Iron Dull township
Medlord Hureess. et ux to Law
son Mc F.h o v
I ,on Mc -Kirov et n to Med
lord Ihirgess.
Ivy Hill Township
March l.inei. Jr. et ux to 1. 1.
Caldwell
Fh.ahelh Carver, et vn to Sam
Polls
! W .ivm sv ille I ciwusliip
! Josephine Jones Studdaid. et vu I
to I 'ii 1 1 ui- Foi cl Slacklioiise
W 1 C. oleics, el UX to Paul Mills
l Icon e CJlleell to J I'. Clltsli.ivv ,
el h
iri'inia Nelson Suns, el v ir to
.1 1'ievost
.1 A I'revost, et ux to F. M
Mc.Nish. el al
IMPORTANT nOTICE
CLEAN YOUR FURNACE FLUE SMOjCEPIPE
and
ALL HEATING DUCTS AND REGISTERS
Holland Giant Vacuum Cleaners
-t , .
(N Iuss or Dirt in House . . . All Work Done from Hasemnet)
Most Residences $12.50
We Will Honin donning Furnaces in ('anion and Waynesville About July 29th
Name . . ... SI reel Address
(itv
, I'liune No.
For Your Reservation Please Fill Above ami Mail to
HOLLAND FURNACE CO.
C. A. COST AN. Mgr.
Holland Furnaces Are Immediately Available from Stock at Reasonable Prices.
Asheville. . ('.
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Capital Letters
iConlinued from Page 21
prise move to recess the Senate
Senate leaders were off the floor
al the time. Iloey could think of
only one way to brintf I hem in a
point of no quorum.
lloll calls can be forced by Sena
tors on the floor, but none spoke
up Few knew the presidini; of
ficer c ould force one. 1IOKY 1)11).
lie ordered the roll called. Ma
jority Leader Barkley returned
just in time to block the recess.
Iloev's zest for getting things
done shows best in his committee
work. Kver since Hilbo left hastily
for Mississippi. Hoey has been
acting chairman of the Semite
District Committee. In a few weeks
he has almost cleared a cluttered
calendar, given District bills a
shove I hey haven't had since the
chairmanship of Arthur Clapper
ha. M
flow:
; r cottage tliere is only one grade of electric service
rs. Colonel may use more electricity than Judy,
Jatt-hour for kilowatt-hnnr. it's the same oower ready.
e and ch'eap thanks to your friends and neighbors in
company.
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"HE ELECTOir
rT Sunday afternoon, 4:30, DST, CBS Network.
POVVEn & LIGHT COMPANY j
(;kn'4'i.kmans gentleman -
Word spread out that Mississippi's
Theodore (The Man) Bilbo had sped
hack from his primary campaign to
kill the bill, and intended to talk
all night. Before Bilbo could gel
the Hour. Wisconsin's Bob
I .al'olletle asked unanimous con
senl lo end debate.
While Bilbo still gaped. Hoey
cracked I he amendment through
In looks and background. Ifocv
is a Southern gentleman from loc
In crown. His flowing white mane
drapes over the back ol Ins wing
ed collar. He wouldn't feel dress
eel without a red rose or carnation
in his buttonhole. In 111) vears he
hasn I gone without a houlomiieic
lie whams the Senators oil their
feel in such a friendly fashion thai
t hey still refuse to believe that lies
a smoothie with his gavel. When
they rise to appeal from (piickic
rulings, lloey's innocent charm al
ways disarms them.
Ml NICll'AI, PRIOItlTY It was
lloev who took the Senate initiative
in extending District rent controls
through 1!I47. Sometimes he turns
down a hurry call to preside in the
Senate, to go back to work on
District matters.
Leaders wauled Hoey to wield
the gavel during the Senate OI'A
debate. He declined. He had an
important District meeting. While
Senators talked on endlessly about
OI'A. Hoey managed committee
approval of the District's child-cure
center bill. Newsmen have delved
into lloey's background for a clue
to his speed with the gavel. They
were surprised to find he hadn't
much experience with Robert's
rules. As a young man. in hi
early ZDs, he served in the .. t .
Legislature In 1919 he finished
an unexpired term in the national
House Save for four years as
Governor U937-41), his adult life
has been spent in the practice of
law.
"I think I picked up the knack
while serving as Governor;" said
Hoey. "I presided over the univer
sity trustees and a lot of Governor's
committees. I soon learned you
could get lost in talk. When enouhg.
had been said, I simply put the
question."
THAT FATAL LULL That's about
Hoey's formula in the Senate. 'In
the hair, you can. shorten up or
spread out the Senate's business.
The businesslike way is to keep
things moving keep them click
ing. Once there is a lull well
I put the question."
One of these days the greatest
deliberative body in the world
and we do mean deliberative is
going to have a showdown with
Hoey.
We hope it won't happen soon.
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CALL!
FOB
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AXES
The Law Requires That We
ADVERTISE and SELL
All Property On Which 1945 Taxes Have Not Been Paid. '
The Names Of All Delinquent Taxpayers Will Be Published.
ST
IN AUGU
And Sold on 1st Monday
In September
No Extension Of Time Will Be Given
Notice is also given that we will garnishee and levy on all person
al property on which taxes are due
J. E. FERGUSON
Tax Collector and Tax Supervisor of Haywood County
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