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THE WAYNESVILLE 'MOTTNTAItfEER
Fines Creek Sextets
By JocktSords
COMEBACKER
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Tonigl
SPORTS
Clycle9
Meet '
Tourney Foes
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SPRING
the cak'!i(l;ii-.
bear nut 1 In
warm u a; 1 1
thai acconip:;
usikiIIv lii'n'.
other Mich
about
time l'i .-':.! '
season 1" si..:
work laid .r'
in'ailable i.:'i
J:h
h with us, a week from Saturday on
iniiy afternoons we've had recently
u:j1i the most noticeable thing that
in yours truly is that lazy feeling'
t'e-". some people apparently have
! and Oo Something. And they
or -oil', or Softball, or baseball, and
we are wondering
Although it isn't
be near enough the
and get t he i'rame
g around to sign up
need patching, etc.
:Ut
,s. What
is softball
es seem to
t lie league
i be limkih
III)!
rms
i iii;! i ( i
N. ('. Stale Ir.s!
CI1CC all-lllil! I n
,r(l to IS ill !'::
Invitntion tomm
star forward V;!
will visit i :i " V :
Son I h ( am!
Ohio, u ere h oik l
Hob Neiiley ,'iik! I
the smaller j !. n
Western ( ': r .. 1 ' i:::
of I; ille. !ntl.
under wav a' k :
o'clock this al!. !it
!he (lousier Hot-Shots who make up the
cfl .-ill ( 1 1 1 i i i ( made the Southern Confer
iii i l team after Slate downed Carolina
lot. ils and earned a hid to the National
New York. . . Hob I'axton, Carolina's
'.iiokjiic. Wash, (who incidentally
die this week-end) and Al Adams,
e!-." center from Fuirport Harbor,
d,e al'-star team, with Dick Dickey,
Kulkavek of the Wolf pack. . . In
in mil slower) collegiate circles.
If HtClilKSTrtnsEMON rtt li
oe Te &iant a 6 iii e coir
u Tut Pf nimant iadoc.14
CATCHER
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COOPtra i5 ' i 'Ta. u. amO hats
(i.QKTHANOFCI rtti iv4SfliBN
r athek row. mo. aino oncs
fOBMEO A rtROTHCU f AT1 f R "
while with the caros
OF The NEW YORK 6lANT, PUl?
CHASED FOR $ 175:000, WAS ONE
OF THE LEAGUE'S BIG "FLOPS" WVT
SEASON" WHEN HE CiOT IN-QHCf Q7
GAME5 AND BATTED A
BOUiaMT FROM THE CARDINALS,
COOPf-R. CAM6" OUT OF TMCSeRVlCS
GOT INJUR 'E.S SCOWED HIM.
pa i red
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pro hasehai'l i
clese, Bessen.i'
unan nuunco 1.
and Fislv'i-.'
all kin:!. .,!' I.
chase .tee
sim a; ))' .I e
I'lTIIC
toimiaiiirn'
lilnu to u hi
off with Canterbury college
IC caye tourney which is
The two teams play at '.
ed the Western Carolina semi
Shelby. Kind's Mountain, Val
n that for the time being is
the Haywood County Hunting
ek went on record as opposing
l o'imiittee was named to pur
is section, with Gurlcv Robin-
Dayton
Dnnean
In Four - Slate Tonrney
Meets 1
Tonight
M. c:
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Tn.t
111- r
ill I'i;
1 ti! I ie
linaK.
duriiiLi
lookittL fe
touriitir,
coiul Sail
and as a't
TIIOSF
I. i!c fa erite in the Cold Medal ffirls
I ( iidin but surely has a tough row to
' !i i '-, i;)i)lnnsiii). If they defeat Cullowhee
' ' as extiected, then they play Old
' iv 1 " : m.) before entering the quarter-
: will be their only tiff-the-scbedule day
' ..le week, unless they are upset. . . We are
:': ,'; the same finals program that the boys
' ! re;! three Haywood teams on the
I ti- Ik Hethel. Canton and Waynesville;
''".I m.'C"'-. Iobhins ille.
Nazi Plot Susnect
lenee
)oint'
twice
over
the si
nsked
1he-e
ain't
I'd h;
, t":
e l ad several years hunting exper
'!;e wnv Old Jim felt about his ancient
-1 ---- - r 1 out hunting bird, the dog pointed
Each time the old hunter went
, . . 'I ,...:i.i.. 1 c 1
'nu ini iuiv.iiy tiiiu iueu into 1
!' ";1V' no quail rise either time, and
"Wal." said Old Jim, "I knew
- ':!!! bushes. But the dog's nose
S'ill lie's mighty sensitive . . . and
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fiSigS;S?:. Ac ;., Iii
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Locals Nosed Out By
Knka In Gold Mcial
Meet At Canton
Friday,. Night
I is duped to be I he hardest
Hie Kiiur-SliiU's basketball
'. . w inch started yesterday
: Aslievillc City Auditorium.
-' on the list for Cioach John
onneil's Dayton Jtubber com-
quinlet when thpy tangle with
Dunc.in Mills Dynamos of
iii!le. S. C.
1 no cape teams get toKethcr
( lock touicht for the feature
mi 111 the Class A men's divi
I Hie tournament. At 9 p.m.
.aid Drayton Mills of Spar-
; will lake I lie floor.
Waynesville
Six Meets
Rosman At
6 P. M. Wed.
Top-Seeded Bethel
Girls Engaged
Cullowhee In Monday
Night Program
Three of the Haywood countx
sextets took on their first foes in
the W.N.C. Cold Medal Haskelball
tournament for hi(h school Kil ls in
the o ten in's round last niaht. at
I the Canton hi(?h school gymnasium,
j Clyde and Tines Creek meet their
I lirsl opposition tonieht. and the
Waynesville six competes with
! Hosman in the 6 o'clock tilt Wed
j nesday.
Quariei -linals of the tournament.
I which has 19 entries, will begin
i Thursday the semi-linals I'rida.N 1
: night, and the championship and
j consolation game will be played
; Saturday. Prizes and other feat
' urcs of the tournament are hei'i":
! given similarly to those awarded
I in the recent Gold Medal hoys
1 meet,
Clyde meets liobbinsvillc in the
fust game tonight, al C o'clock, and
an hour later Fines Creek and lied
iOak will take the floor The third
; game will be between the winner
I of last night's Canton-Klat Hock
! till vs. Hendersonville, at 8 o'clock,
after which the ('anion and llen
' dersonville boys teams will play an
; exhibition game. 1
Monday the schedule Ijrought
! into action Crabtree and Mills lliv
; er, top seeded Bethel and Cullow
I hee. and Canton and Flat Hock.
Bethel and Robbinsvillc are I'av- .
1 orites in the upper bracket, with
Mills Kiver expected to he one of
the strongest entries as well.
Waynesville. Canton and Kdnc-
1 ville are bringing the strongest 1
'records to the lower bracket, but
jcompetition in both divisions will
be spirited and upsets likcl al
any point during the play.
U.S.Murders Last
Year Averaged
36 Every Day
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Se:its ::.",( ncludin-; Federal Tax
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M! W ! I I si) V. MARCH
10-11
'Margie
In Technicolor
le
Si ;irrini;
nine t "r; till mid Allen Yoim;
News of the Day
VI DM SDAV. MAUCII 12
West"
In Color
Starring
Fddie Dean and Al Lnrtip
Serial and Short
THURSDAY - FRIDAY, MARCH 13 - 14
Love Laughs At Andy
Hardy
HITIIR'S missing deputy, Martin
Bormann (above), was believed an
important figure in the under
ground Nazi organization uncov
ered by U. S. and J'.ritish officials in
the IlPiford. fJermmy area I'e
portedly ar med u ith a secret bar
Icriftto'.'.ical wciirion. p'otlers v.eie
said to he )!;t:m ng nnotlicr Hdler
lype Pcich. (httrrvaiinnal)
Bethel Quint Will
Try For Class E
Championship
Bethel's Blue Demon boys bas
ket quint will meet Richlicld of
Stanley county in the North Car
olina Class I? semi-finals nn the
l.cnoir-lthinc college court at
Hickory, Wednesday night at X
o'clock, according to a trlreram
received by Coach W. I'. White
sides yesterday. The winner of
the western district game will
play the victor of a samilar play
on" in the eastern part of the
state for the North Carolina
championship, probably at Hal
cih. Richlicld. which is located
south of Chariot:?, near Albe
marle, went undefi ited in Stan
ley county compei!: ii this year
and should Eive Wells and
his males some trotddr. Rethel,
however, holds the WA ''. Gold
Medal and dis1-s .ornament
championshir uie best high
school ' in this part of the
slate . .0 learn will leave for
'. iy Wednesday afternoon
and Coach Whitesides promises
that they will give a good account
of themselves.
l'hirl-ltto teams in all
11 I lie Four-Stales meet, with
i" classilicalions: Class A and!
nen. .ind Class A women. I
! ' is inn Rubber company's quint
' worked their way into the semi-J
! I'm ills at the Champion "Y" Gold
1 Medal cage tournament, but fell!
1 before Hie attack of Enka Friday
J r !:'! 1 1 ulii'ii C.udger nnd Rhea led)
I a second-half onslough that elimi-'
j n.iled l)a ton :":! to 40.
on an average o
last year as niaio
. S. reached an all
Owen Hits 34 Points
Twice Tn UY" Games
first encounter,
against Ecusta,
tournament scor-
poinls while the
In Hay ton's
Thursday night
Ho d ( hven set a
inn mark ol 34
rubber-makers loaded the hoop for
a tit-'.o iclory featured by a final
; 'i l ied scoring spurt.
O ', en was held to 13 points by
l lie adept Rayonites, mid Boone
teually Rood for that number htm
'cld -could .sink only four. The
Mien-; Knka squad had two 17
poini men in George. Price and
Cud' ei. while Rhea added 14 more.
V.'ie n Enka went to the finals,
however, they went down before
I ho Hendersonville All-Stars in a
nip and luck thriller that ended
4i ::7 Citv Electric then handed
Ha inn another defeat. 62-48. in the
co'isol.dion play-off, although Owen
repca'ed bis 34 point performance,
lleacon Mills defeated Cherokee.
"I In 2!. in the Class B finals.
was commitled
arc en-: 36 times a day-
crime in the U
time high.
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover re
ported that there was a major
crime every 81.7 seconds and thai
murder, manslaughter, rape or
murderious assault was commitled
every 5.7 minutes.
In all. Hoover said, there were
1.685,203 major crimes committed
in this country last year, an in
crease of 119.662, or 7 6 per cent,
over 1945. And this did not take
into account such crimes as em
bezzlement, fraud, arson, rcceivinj'
stolen property and carrying con
cealed weapons.
The fastest passenger train run
in the United States is a (rain be
tween Kenosha. Wis., nnd Wauke
gan, III., an an average speed of
85.4 miles an hour, start to stop.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
CREDITORS
TO
II
Starring
Mickey Ronncy artd Ronita Granville
Fox News and Short
The word "corn" originally re
ferred to all grain, especially to
commonest grain crop in any lo
cality, but in the United Stales
it refers particularly to maize or
Inlian corn.
FOOT ITCH .
HOW TO STOP IT.
IN ONE HOUR,
If nnt fOMPl.rm.V- f'en"l. w r.V
hack. slt nny .Irucci.l fnr tlii, ',STnoV(i
fiinrirm. TK Of. U.,,1. . ;u .' ' .
lor.l.l ncrm,.....""" ""-
kill! MOUK t'rmn fn.fir. ToiUv m)
' SMITH DTOQ S
I'os. City Eleclric
1' -I. liot'ers i3fii
I-' W. Stamey R i
(' M. Rogers 181
fi Dotson
C li Hogers ifii
(62) Dayton (48)
Boone i4i
Griffin
Owen (34i
G. Rogers 4)
Carvalho (21
Subs: City Electric R. Stamey 2,
I'less. Dayton Troutman, E. Rog-
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of M. L. Hoglen.
deceased, late of the county of Hay
wood, State of North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased, to exhibit them to the
undersigned at his office in Way
nesville, N. C, on or before the 1 lib
day of March. 1948, or this nolico
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immedate
payment of the same.
This the 11th day of March. 1017
T. L. GREEN. !
Administrator of M. L. Moglen.
Deceased.
1610 Mch. 11-18-25 Apr. 1-8-15
I'os Dayton (61)
F Boone 12
F K. Rogers (4)
C Owen (34)
G G Rogers (4i
G Carvalho (5)
Subs: Dayton Gardner 2, Trout-
man, Case, Griffin. Ecusta Mc-
Kinnish. Drake 6. Holt, G. Gar
land.
Ecusta (50)
Head f8
H. Garland (9)
M. Taylor (15)
O. Taylor (4)
Dockins (4)
IV
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C
G
G
i Enka (53) Dayton (40)
Price (17) Boone (4)
Rhea (I4i E. Rogers (5)
Gudger (17) Owen (13)
Clontk (I) Carvalho (1)
Bryant (3) G. Rogers (3)
Subs: Enka Watts 1, Fowler.
Dayton Troutman 2, Gardner,
Cae, Griffin 12.
The tropical Hercules moth,
which has been found as large as
14 inches across its wing tips, has
transparent windows in each of Its
four wings, so clesr thst print can
be read easily through them.
Noah TbiMSE&LL.
PEAf? AIOAH " CAN
"THEY KEEP FOOTBALL
CLEAN &Y USAle- TME
SCRUB TEAM T
MPS ART MAW -SAVANNA
, ILL,
DEAR AlOAM 1 F A
CPOW COCLAIT FLY
VOULt A HAWK ' '
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MISS FLOREAkce HAPPEX
AMSOiMIA, CONN , . . V
Cats Enjoy OceanSwiin
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Fro
HAWAIIAN St'RF RIDERS, Solomon and Duncan, purr for brine.
Al Wwsfcatures
IK).'ULU To rid their pets, Solomon and Duncan, of fleas, Mr.
and Mrs. James F. Morgan. Jr.. carried them "J0 feet out into the
Pacific and f (freed them 1o swim ashore. The cats spluttered and
vou led. since like most felines they don't like water. The fleas per
sisied -and so (lid the week-end salt water duckings. In time Solo
mon and Duncan became adicts. They grew to love the roar of. the
sin I . I he sting of salt spray in their faces, the taste of brine. Khala
he.-uh loungers no longer stare when the two test the water -and
plunge in lor a little swim.
Game, Fish Law Fines
Increase Is Wanted
Rill Presented To
Legislature Last Week
Which Would Nearly
Double Penalties
RALEIGH (AP) -Sponsored by
the outgoing Division of Game and
Inland Fisheries, a bill offered last
week in the House of the Legisla
ture is aimed at better preserva
tion of game and fish resources by
nearly doubling the lines and pen
allies for the more serious game
and fish violations.
Taking into consideration that
numerous small courts throughout
the state have been giving game
and fish law violators insignificant
lines, or no fines at all. officials of
Hie Division of Game and Inland
Fisheries beliexe that the proposed
increased lines will reduce viola
t ions.
The division, which is to be re
placed by I he Wildlif e Resources
I commission on July 1 if the House
J does the eKpected by concurring
in Senate amendments to a bill set
I ting up the commission, also is
sponsoring two other bills tossed
into the House hopper.
One measure would permit the
hunting of game with bow and ar
row, a practice not now permitted
by law, and would ban the use of
automatic arms such as machine
guns, submachine guns, and foreign-made
arms of a similar na
ture for hunting in this State.
The second would permit persons
to hold dead game in freezer lock
ers during a closed season on hunt
ing. The present law forbids' the
holding of game any longer than
10 davs after the close of an open
season.
Night hunting for deer would
carry a maximum fine of $300; sell
ing game birds, a maximum of
$250; and hunting or trapping out
(Continued On Page Eight)
WCTC
Letters
To 8
Haywooj
1947 Schedule
"Wh Point In
Asheville
Six former
Players were
the recent football
Western C;ma
Young presented Jj' '
fill UMlk, ...
-. "Mil ' U ()
the group
awardtg J
The Cat;l
me nus oecn
slate whicl
imount mj
announce
I'lM'tlS U'illJ
on September 21) J
inv.uiies lour tilts
neio- -an at iiiBlu.
uoiii last year is in cJ
replaces Uiwassoc
naywnou county W
icvciveu inoir ccrtiSc
lumoau Banquet m
stance, Harry .laynes U
juck Allison. Stan Heir1
er Yotint ol Waynes
gan and I' red HardinJ
Short talks were J
time by II. T. Huntel
Western Carolina: CM
chairman of Athletic:
uoach Young: Coach
Donald, director of phu
tion: Jim Gudger, kJ
ball coach: and Caplil;
nell of the football J
Winter grid drills i
ed toda.v. when the spr.i
begins, lo prepare k
schedule, which isis
hept. 20 -llii;hPiiii
ville.
Sept. 27-('arsun.H
Cullowhee
Oct. 4 -Tii.sctilum it
Oct. 1 1 C'.ilawba it SI
Oct. 18-Milligaiii
Oct, 25 - Lenoir M
lowhee.
Nov. I - -Ahiliama 3m
sonvillc.
Nov. !l - A)palatni)ii
Nov. 15 Fast Canli
at CuIIow lie
Nov. 21 or 22-Bd
ry at Ctillowheo
9 m in w jMtmw
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To Our Many Customers
HI, C41 llU.fJJ UiKiv-v
Flooding Machine is again in opt'
o
After locating the needed parts
to wait for a specialist from the feci
come to Waynesville and make the
adjustment that would enable us
the hoods' to-our bottled milk.
For Your Ilealih's Sake
. Always Demand The Best In
Dairy Eroducits
Pet Dairy llucts M
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