TUESDAY
latl WAKNESV1LLE MOUNTAINEEK
, APDn I
ffeJl Js el?ing
Panf on Ppsf
Frank Hall, machine foreman of
tlie board mill manufacturing de
partment of the Champion Paper
and Fibre company, has announced
his candidacy for a place on the
tooard of aldermen in the May f.
election. Mr. Hall is running us
an independent candidate. He has: I
been an employe of the paper i om
pany 18 years.
A. B. Robinson, i neuinlicnt, And
Ernest Messer and I'oueli Ie
Weese, the latter two e.v.serviie
men, are running fir the hoard as a
ticket, while Lloyd Sellers ha-, an
nounced his candidacy as an inde
pendent. .. Paul Murray and M.'.ii i.- f.
Brooks are I he anjiiiiuirp.i . ..i,d.
d.ites for mayor.
Take Care In Shopping For Your Easter Bonnet
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of I i 1 1 1 1 silk chiffon
boice and pale ttir
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Are you worried about
What To Wear
l'u inl your wardrobe unci let us have your
last year's dresses, snils. hats and coats. VVc
will make them look like new l our superior
dry cleaning methods. I.el us hae Idem early
this week and avoid ilisaipoiiitmenl Master
Siitidii v .
We Also OFFER The Famous
HOAX SERVICE
Drax is valualde for any garment that is dry cleaned,
and the cost is so small. A garment (hat has heen
I)racd has a much brighter and newer look,
and is stain and water repel!. m(.
liHa-TIiMER . . . Big-brimmed charmer of red imlan uilh clust
( i s of i lierries and cherry blossoms on the miu n. and nav y fishnet
vi ilinK caught under the brim and looped in back, i'erfect for
v i ar willi new spring navy and later with .-uiiiiiier prints. By
Milgrim.
IW IIOItOTIIY It OK
i -.vsli aim i s Writer
HICU-LOW TtKBAN . . . Raster
bonnet in a brand new silhouette,
banked with spring posies, head
lining. By Lilly Dache.
only way you can tell whether the
forehead. But Proportion U correct
5 Don't be afraid to try a new I
t:
the head
smooth nvr heue
if vtwir lm'jhinl Imttcs htt.i- nnv-
...w ili.o its lime to buy that ,.rc'd. doll-, h.sUate lo choose a silhouette. Where would we be if
si. i liniiiiei . here are a lew tips lmAVard .lU;ii li;otie After all. women had clung to the flapper
; null' I lie imrried .shopper: ......... u h ,n i. istvli. nf tha 'tuwniiuc')
i v ir pr.ee Imul. and stick Tht!rt. many flower tul.bans
i.. ii Wh. lhej- your budget is five high on one side low on the other,
.loirars r lifly. you can find a hat cloche, bonnet and stiir little sailor
that ,s smari, limiog and new. lv)t.s also ;,lt. ,u.r,nju.v in tne
il yiin put your mind lo it. running
:-' ivar in ,ill( t,e season s ji)on t just buy a hat at ran
Ir. nds Many spng hats are in the dom. Plan vi.ur entire costume, and
o.-.v ,ll.lal ,r wnie and the choose a hat that vviil match or
M.1.-M Mlhoiiell,.. Hack trimming, in complement il.
""' "' hair-ribbon bows. 4-W,hen vou uv on a hat, view
mas,, ,! (lowe rs or hows of veiling. U fnlm al, si(l(.s including the back
is new. for the il.osl part, spring and then lake a look at vourself
hats are Mill worn well hack on j a full-length mirror This is the
its Take .vow husband or best
beau ajone, J yoii want tp be sure
your nw pjtt flatterine. Men are
Midnipriise4 by fa,dp, and their
choice is royerned solely by wheth
er or not a bat makes you look
pretty.
7 Take joy in the fact that the
silly phase of millinery seems defi
nitely past, and the new hats for
the most part are designed to make
you look your best.
Monroe Redden
Backs Proposed
20-30 Tax Bill
Floral Fashion
A Draxed garment Mays clean
Draxim; is not expensive.
longer, and best of all,
IKY OUt DRAX
SERVICE TODAY Y.u II lie Mikity
Central Cleaners
Superior Cleaning and Pressing
Church Street
Phone 113
W ASH I N(;TON--ravoring -some
lax relief rather than none," 12th
flisliiel liep Monroe M. Hedden
joined vwlh :)9 other house Demo-,
crals lo vole for n.iss.mo nf u '
Kniilson bill II. J. 1 granting!
l'H-:lO per cent tax cuts on incomes ;
ranging as high as $302,000 a year.
'Ten oihi r members of the Tar
Heel delegation in the lower house
vol.. .it wiih the Democratic' leader
ship against (he measure on
ground: il was premature and dis
iThnatory. The 12th member of
Hi. delegation, Hep. A. L. Bulwin
I kle was absent. and not recorded
Alter the house had approved the
Kepnbln an-developed measure, 273 .
lo KS7, Hen. Keildei commented:
I thai .illliough he did not regard the
1 bill as completely satisfactory, he
voled for il as a necessary start to
ward lax reduction. He pointed
also lo his earlier vole, along with
the rest of I he delegation, in favor
.il recommitting Hie proposed to
l he way s and means committee for
revision along lines that would give
greater proportional relief to the
.mall taxpayer, lie said he sup-.
ported i he recommittal motion 1
made by Hep Kobert L. Doughton, I
former chairman and now ranking
minority member of the committee
because he agrcc1 with the veteran
Tar Heel fiscal expert that a better
lax reduction proposal could be i
developed by I he committee when;
more information on revenues and:
expenses is available. !
flie I lendersonville congressman!
indicated also he looked for an
"iiiipi ov.ir hill lo be devised bv ; . .
the senate and predicted the modi"-; PeO AphidS MOV
lied version, when it comes before hit
the lower house for final passage, i fie Controlled DV
will he more platable. j
-This is bv no means the best lax Jf( DDT DuStinQ
bill thai could be written," Rep. I '
Itedden commented. "Hut it does
give some relief lo all taxpayers
and appiles a substantial payment
on the federal debt I prefer this
bill to no bill at all."
If vjp.v m
FILM DANCING STAR Ann Miller re
ceived quite an ovation when she
modeled this novelty costume dur
ing a fashion show for the benefit
of the Child Care League of Holly
wood. The flowers on the vety at
tractive gown are red, blue and
pink sweet peas. (International)
Starch is a substance produced
by plants for their own nourishment.
(alileo announced in 1610
that he had constructed a microscope.
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Corsages - Plants - Cut Flowers
and Arrangements
Orchids - Roses Gardenias'
Clyde Hay's Flower Shop
We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere. -
Atom Commission
Chairman Called
"Most-Powerful"
NEW YORK (A?)-The chair
man of the five-man Atomic En
ergy Commission was frequently
called "the most powerful man in
the world" during Senate debates
over confirmation.
He and his commissioners will
possess two extraordinary powers
under the McMahon Act which is
the atomic law. One is nnwer i
have any American stand trial for
his life. The other is virtually com
plete control and ownership of a
new source of energy which the Act
says "will cause profound ehannns
I in our present way of life."
Actually the President of the
Itniti, Ci.l... ...- .
"'" .-mies win oe reteree in
j S0lne of the commission's acts. And
u.iKicsa win oe me linal arbiler
when the commission decides thai
some atomic power or other non
military use of atomic materials is
ready to be given to American in
dustry. The commission's power of life
and death covers not onlv militai v
uses of atomic energy, but also the i
power developments. The penal
ties are to be applied to anyone
who publishes or in any other man
ner discloses informal ion that the
bureau thinks should be kept sec
ret. The commission reports vio
lators to the Attorney General and
the F.B.I, is required to investigate
the violation.
The death penalty, of course, can
be assessed only on recommenda
tion of a jury convinced that the
defendant intended to injure the
United States. The jury can also
recommend life imprisonment. Les
ser penalties are 20 years imprison
ment or $20,000 fine, or both, and
10 years imprisonment or $10,000
fine, or both.
Tbe commission is given almost
absolute power over all phases of
atomic progress. It will own the
production plants. It will 'own all
It will take
To control pea aphids the small
green insect I hat attacks English
none Clir.' Ihn nln.c ri.k HC'
..(., itiL eluIl " ivil v 'l' , -
nrT Host nt in mi,, nf in n -j ! fissionable materials
nounds per acre, according to the ! ovcr Purchase or condemnation
State college entomologist. Dr.
Clyde F. Smith. Retonone 0.75l
the supplies of uranium and thor
ium, and other production mater
also gives fair control, applied at I ials any. It will fix the prices of
i t. , 4 i thn maf-AtMalc on1 thmr mno tV
tlie ?iim" I ilU. 'jiji iiiuai
! delivered to the Commission.
virtually all research and all
Piprje9-J
WaynesvJlle,N,C.
Research has found that the pea
aphid uses Austrian peas, vetch,
alfalfa and crimson clover as its
primary host plants. Fields of May
peas grown within one-half mile of
Austrian ne.ts nflnn hnd n hravv
infestation of aphids within 10 days !
after they were up. whereas if
grown oul of the vicinity of Aus
trian peas they escape infestation
until stalling to bloom.
"Vetch and crimson clover are
important overwintering hosts of
the oca anhid ,but they didn't seem
lo maintain as large a population
as the Austrian peas. Alfalfa, how
ever, supports as many aphids as
any plant.
"I'ea aphids continue to repro
duce throughout the winter months
in North Carolina," found Dr.
".uiilli. "Thus they have an oppor
v.inity to build un large populations
developments in atomic energy,
medical, industrial or scientific,
are also controlled by the commis
sion Which shall determine what
may not be published.
The U. S. War Department's
Pentagon Building in Washington
has 17 and- one-half miles of corridors.
The U. S. War Department's
Pentagon Building in Washington
contains more than 28.000 miles of
telephone wire.
early in the spring if suitable host
plants are abundant." Insecticides
are the only protection that can he
given an Infested field
-I Aqt OF OUR NET INCOME
1U O IS GOING TP BUY
FREE Lunches Fo; NEEDY
SCHOOjL CHILDPEN
Help Some Deserving Child Get A Hot Meal At
School
Patronise
HUB'S TAXI
Phone 44
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If Savings EJean Anything To
Cto to MFF
Your Easter -C
You'll find this great store stocked FULL of yj!
. . . greater selections! For who else, but RJ
tries so hard to give you more for your money?
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All the Newest Styles. 100
Wool Gabardine 98
Aims tmM
See tiie new colors, including
bhick . . . see the lovely smart
styles! See them elsewhere,
quality for quality, up to $45!
Tart Wool Gabardine
The new bustle back suits in
all the beautiful new pastel
gabardines $ 1 OQfi
for Jd
CLEARANCE
OF FANCY SUITS
Every One Of Them Takeri
From Stock and Marked
Down to
$9.98 $12.98
$16.98
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You Can't Beat Baiff's For Dress
Larfie or small . . . short or tall . . . you'll find your dress at RA1KFS' Her
news for large women. WE HAVE DRESSES IN STOCK TO SIZK (ill. .Mori
than you'll find anvwhere else . . . better values . . . more unusual stvles and
. . . n the greatest slock of dresses you've ever seen before!
Mrs. Large Woman
Your troubles are over! Raifi's
can now fit women up to size 60
at prices as low as you ever
expected! Raiff's has always car
ried large stocks of women's
dresses . . . and at such low
prices! But this season, we have
been able to procure dresses in
any size . . . the largest costing
no more than the smallest. So,
whatever you do COME TO
RAIFF'S FOR YOUR DRESSES'
We ask you to compare these ,
values:
THIS DRESS
To Size 60
In lovely crepes and prints.
Beautifully made.
1
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THE NEW
Nan Rogers
CLASSIC
Because strolling, bowling, dancing,
romancing, it's magic the way Nan
Rogors keeps you smartly dressed.'
Shirred yoke back, soft shoulders,
intriguing buttons, scalloped pock
ets and new wider 12-gere skirt.
Siezs 12 to 20 and 38 to 42. ' r
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