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'I HE WAYNESV1LLE MOUNTAINEER
Russia's 'Voice' In U.N.
Council Has Oxford Ring
A? Newsfeatures
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y . The
"Voice of Russia" in the United
Natiofls security council is a 40
vear uld Due
ish man w Ii u
j iever has s e i
kOOt OH Hi iv in
Mil.
To Rjhcii
pariiei Moan, a
Xjdilale ul i i-
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let ll r ii Ii I v
'Olrigil JVllllli,
ttoherl l. llu(!K (h Aodiei A
iroroyko K ii s
sia's couneil delegate
The bespectacled t'.iipli-uiuan
'n. of Hie Veteran.-, ( tin- II. N '-.
staff of -nine :id i,iii, ial iiiii-rpi, i
;, rati -peak t-ii'fii l.iiiurt.'i-s tiui
I it Ul i IcIlUlMull ol taluliM tu -
Russian into tfugli-ij which . ,,ir,-
ii.nllCtS ITiojot atli-ntlun
riogg consider? i ., .,
witerprrt iir-.aiuc ..I ;iov
l-ieic l:ii,gi,jev ar,.i iinr ,,i
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Wantrd' Mm And Women
Who Are Haiti f.f Hfarine
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II,
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il. -l lsi ll.i
nirv
I v .'ir ii.- f.
r -ii In.. i s
flunking.
"Wt interpreters take a great
lridr in our work." Hogg said. "To
do a good Job we must sympathize
with Hie views of the ma.u (or
whom We speak. We mu.sl gel the
aine fitting and force into the in
lei ruel.il ion Hiai he puts into his
.i-livtr
"Why sometimes I deliver
.(en l s directed against my own
eminent 111 1 1 We must uut
Oi asl.le peP-tinal leellllgs. 'In lose the
jlmee and logic nl' a delegate's ad-lilie.--
in iult 1 1 i vi ing wain Ul lessen
: il'. e fleet mi listeners "
! Iiitriivaliiiiul iiCei iri'llii(! U
I aliiiuM a selfine ami ruinm easl
1 It niilv in those with an excel
leul iiiriiiiuy, a thorough bak-
kiiihihI in history aint ruin
: inaiiil ul inUi-uages.
tin hi Jul-, iluv.n hey wni its in a
M iiem i I lit-u h liillnwiiig 1 1 1 ire
l Hi. II li.1 nl the -.beaker .-.
iiniiiiii- ai.il nipping into a vast
i-t-i -.Niul t.1 Kgi duiiii iii interna-
ln.nal nriail-: lie i-. ahie to put the
I-: iiiin ji..,thr lanjiiaje with
ji r j, I he-' llul aTiar
'Itili lir ui' Uir iiiuSl kauto
ii-.li Ami lirii.li i lie I N.'5 tire
ufkin& lausiittes. Aflrf tfaAt
, , I Itir IlitM pi C Iri - iek Up a. iin
l.j - J MS4illr
'! llruiisr ( a lullslaM skiurtagf
i.l i inliieteii( iiili fit eters. these
r" t si i laluls never need wurry
a!.. ,ul jot.s llieii ivrrKr salary
In t'ie I V. runs aruunrt tC 0U. i
lux lire, plus all.iwiuies
Henry Ford
Dies At 84
In Detroit
Automobile Maker
Passes Quietly at
Home of Cerehnil
Hemorrhage
Henry Ford, a symbol i, ii.
world of Auierican induntrial in.i
its and the father of mass j,iuih ,
lion, died quietly al lus In. mi i.
Uetroit late Muuda) uf a (it.Iii.ii
heuuirrhage al the age nl m
I'nneral services were heh! ...
'I liursday aflernnin al Si I'
j-Jpiseopal calhedral m. lil:
Woodward aveuue. the street u
eehoed l Ik startling vuinil u!
lilst aiilonuiliikr a halt n niun
As iiettk uf his death II
around the w..flil Sec(ii.ii mi. at usi
as to the pit en .n the $wm ;i.i:'i,i.
iiidusixy he futinder! with h Si' h oi'i
ime-tnierit in ImiiS liiiluvirmiisi
rorii ede tl.tt hit pas.int w ill l.f. vr
littie effeft on he Ford Viol or enm
psr.v -Hiee ii ha been firiiih inai
aged In i(-ear-nl(1 Henri I,.:.:
Ii who luofc tile rent- Inm. I.l- :,y
if.i fnt1f aibej in liHh
il wis issunieil that the tiic:
Fiird - personal (..r iune i.l uimiiiil
r.f I-'lVl iiilllii.li will t'i. W, l.i- m,i
ii Claia krviM FuM ntn. a
Mflth hull wtiell tie illeil 7 h. W( ,"i
to hae lelehrated llieii ."fI I .
iling aunversar iui i,ri
tiirtf,iia today
Three Jobs For Trees
Hi!
-her.
. j.n i a big word for small-size weal her. suvs the
- i a 1 ! i n .u attention to three ways a tree hell cui
i.(Hiiul tree belt can reduce dust count hv 7.r per
ami, ien when bate, the trees will cut wind veloc
. liUsis come in opposite direct ions from summer
. i. .a he planted strategically.
CAGLE FURNITURE COMPANY
WHtnr 4ii AIITV
n I r,c Snuare
AND FRiCE AiFFT
( ivde, n. r.
We are deairi-. in eusiintefil hranil- . Reii igerators,
Washing .Machine- Radios. Fierier Chests. Stoves'
Ranges Oil tiinnri-, Hed Rn.-.m i i in Room ar.ii
itt s r i..i-,( fVivenngs
HT TiFI IVFft
Dinette
I Uten io BINO CROSBY on PHII CO lime erery Wednedai
10 f M ABC Net win k
WISH I N G WE T.I,
Tail6f0(i Dressy
Dickeys - - Neckwear
1 1 1
White Psstrls an.) TtHik .r;hade
Valuer, u, r.. -i yS
49c
SLACKS.
Canton's Signal
Company To Get
Federal Approval
Canton's nOth Signal company of
the N (' National (Jnard is expel l
ed to obtain federal inspection ami
recognition ul an early date, ac
cording to Capl Kied Ferguson
The minimum requirements fur
inspection have been met and all
men who have applications in proc
ess and all new applicants arc
asked lo he present nexl Wednes
day evening at 7 o'clock at the arm
ory lo complete nil necessary pa
pers and receive insl ructions for
inspection night.
There are 200 vacancies remain
ing Mr Ferguson staled, and now
thai the draft law has expired, all
young men who are 18 years of
age or older and who are interested
in learning technical skills are in
vited to apply for membership in
the guard
The pay scale runs from $2 Ii7
to $5 50 each drill nlRbt and the
annual payroll will exceed $50,001)
when full strength is reached
Veterans may enlist in Hiadc as
long as vacancies on the T. O. ex
hl. These men have .shown that
ratings obtained during their spare
time as members of the miard have
-served them to f;real advantage in
billets us well as in increased pav
during emergencies
Canlon American Legion
To Meet Monday Night
Slale Traffic Law
Changes Announced,
Go In Effect July 1
Dallas R. Clark
USN Receives
Unit Citation
Dallas Uln a ( lark. Chief Machin
ist Male. I' S Navy, has received
I he lullowim; I'i csideni Unit Cita
tion for his service on the USS
I loiisl iiii:
I'm outstanding performance
anainsl enemy Japanese, Feb. (i,
At sea almost constantly, of
ten damaged but self-maintaining,
i he Houston kepi at sea. She ma
neuvercd superbly and with deadly
anti-aircraft lire repulsed the nine
plane Japanese Mombing squadrons
attacking a troop convoy under
her escort.
"Later, in company with other
.Allien snips, sue engaged a power
ful enemy force, carried the brunt
ol the action with her two remain
ini II inch turrets and aided in
damaging and fouling two enemy
heavy cruisers from the line of bat
lie. On Feb. 28. the Houston went
down, gallantly lighting to the last
against overwhelming odds. She
leaves behind her an inspiring rec
ord of valiant and distinguished
service."
Clark entered the regular navy
in l!i:il and was the first reported
casualty of World War II at the
time the Houston was sunk in
March, l!H2. He was taken a prison
er by the .laps and was held for
over three years iiiuleiL'iiiin' iii.uiv
The regular meeting of the Can- hardships.
... 1. viiiiiei-niniicoai'i i-osi 01. , U, js , ,, S1)M ()
American Legion, will be held at i ;,rk of Wayncsvillc
trie Moose lodge hall Monday eve
m
mug at 7:30 All
urged to he present.
members arc
Dee Clark.
Mrs. Nellie
and the lale
See
JI TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
Automobile - Life - Fire
INSURANCE
Let Us Sell That
House For You
Carolina Insurance and Really Co
Phone 331
Next to Library-Main Street
liALEJGH iAF'i Conunandci
II. .1. Hatcher of the stale high- I
way patrol, pleased over (ieneral I
Assembly action lo help curb high- 1
way accidents, said today he was 1
ready lo receive applications for
210 additional patrolmen, lie now
has 213.
The applicants, he said, must be
high school graduates. 5 feel 10
inches tall, weighing at least Kid
pounds, and must pass rigid physi
cal examinations. They .also must
be of good moral character.
Contrary to wide belief, the new
limit of 55 miles an hour does not
go into effect until July 1; also the
effective dale of all other provi
sions of the "safe and sane driving
law. Appropriations for new patrol
men also are effective July 1.
The prewar speed limit was lit)
miles an hour. Karly in the war. il
was lowered to 35 miles au hour,
chiefly to conserve rubber, and lale
in 1945 Governor Cherry increased
It to SO miles an hour.
The new law has more severe
punishment for violations of the
highway laws. Among other things,
first conviction of drunken driving
carries a mandatory fine of $100
and revocation of driver's license
for one year; second conviction, a
$200 fine, and revocation for two
years; and third, $400 fine or one
year in prison, or both, and perm
anent revocation of license.
Spending in excess of 7.r miles an
hour will be punishable by a line
of $75 and six months revocation.
Every driver must stand a driv"
ing examination after July 1. and
quadrennially thereafter. All mot
or vehicles will be inspected once
in 19411 and semi-annually thereafter.
CHURCHES TO START
UNION REVIVAL AT
CANTON, APRIL 20
nravcrtl.ini Township
Iti'i llia Just ice. ct vir In Tommy
I .i i I lolcouibe, e ox
Claude Worley to Ouslon King,
, et ux Frances K ing.
I.. J Tat ham et ux to Jerry I,.
1 Ivlev it, el ux.
A. Wade Thompson, et ux Kuhy
Lne I hi.iii,i,ii, to Lorenzo F.
; ' .ioal hers, el n Fiances C Smalli-
ers.
! L. McN. Ileeves, et ux Stella
Hreves lo .1 Leonard Westmore
land. J C. Allen, i l ux to Manson I)
VesMT. el ux.
Mrs. Mafic J. Westmoreland to
' J Leonard Westmoreland.
Clyde Township
C. ('. Mehalfey et iix Frances
Mebafley to Hubert M. Sullies.
Roy Mclsinnish, et ux lo Krnest
M. Sullies.
i lion A- future, lne , to Charles
;S Si oil
j Pigvmi Township
S M. Itnliinson, et ux to Jerry
j Ranllcy.
I F.diia Cook Bradley, et ux to S.
! M. Itobinson. et ux.
J Wavnrsiville Township
I .1 N. Tale, el ux to Clarence
I Muse.
I L. N. Davis, et ux to Clarence
A. Myers,
j Lemuel Shepard, el ux to Kver-
etl Mitchell.
j '.. L. Massey. et ux Clara Mas
i .ey, U, George Truilt
Canton Churches are again unit -j
ing this year in simultaneous re
vival services to be held April 20
to 27, it was announced following
a meeting of the Ministerial asso
ciation Monday.
Visiting minislers will hr se
cured by most of the pastors, while
others will conduct their own serv
ices. Five churches have enrolled for
these services as follows: First
Methodist, with Hev. C. L. Ileck
ard of Lake .lunaluska, as Hie vis
iting speaker. The Plains, llev.
George H. Ctilbreth, pastor, in
charge; First Baptist church, Itev.
Marshall Molt, of Black Mountain,
speaker; Central Melhodisl. Itev.
John W. Moore, of Lake .lunaluska,
speaker; and North Canton, with
the pastor, Bev. C. 1). Sawyer,
preaching.
Services will be held twice
daily, at 10 in the morning mid 8
o'clock in the evening.
FIRF. AT CAMPBEM, HOME
T The fire department was called
lale Thursday afternoon to the
home of" Mr. and Mrs. Roy Camp
bell on Thomas Street, to extinguish
a blaze said to have caught from
a flue. There was considerable
smoke hut the damage was thought
President Aids Woman
In Unsnarling Red Tape
NEW ORLEANS A New Or
leans woman who had tried since
1944 to collect retirement pay she
accumulated while a civil service
employee finally lost patience with
red tape snarls and resorted to a
more direct method : she wrote the
President.
Yesterday Miss Iris Ilegan re
ceived two letters.
"Your letter of March 2, 1947.
addressed to the President of the
United States," said a missive from
the Civil Service Commission, "has
been forwarded by the While
House to -this office for reply . . .
Payment has been authorized . . .
The check should I, received
promptly "
The other letter contained the
check, for $111.65.
The state flag of Mississioni is
somewhat similar in design to the
Ponfederate flag and Is sometimes
FRIDAY
APErf
fl I fii J
ram, aitop, s
SUPER MRU
PLEASING IN QUALITY FRlC'C6NVNIENd
If it's choke WESTERN UKRF you wunt,
ask our hutchers, Herman Fie and I, eon -Sj,
llenry men who know quality moats and
are anxious lo please you.
i
Western (any size)
CHUCK ROAST lb. 45c
Western (Kxcellent for Frying)
ROUND STEAK lb. 69c
Western (Wonderful Flavor)
SIRLOIN STEAK
Western (Juicy-Tender)
T-BONE STEAK
For Economy Servings Try a Cubed Steal
Sliced
Bacon lb, 59c
Sliced Luncheon
Meat lb, 48c
Picnic (Any Size)
Hams lb. 45c
Freshly (iround, Ui.
Hamburger .. 39c
Dressed anil II,
' rozeji
Perch Fish
Fat Hens
VALUES IN GROCERIE
Santo
Coffee lb, 37c
Duff's, ikn.
Hot Roil Mix . 27c
'i Hi. Upton's
Tea 26c
I ' li-OZ.
Black Pepper 12c
Kl-oz.
Bisquick 38c
Chase and Sanliorn
Coffee lb. 50c
No. 2Va can Poppy
Golden Figs .. 32c
No. 2 can Van Camp's
Pork 6 Beans 18c
Nuniaid
Oleo lb, 45c
Hit.
Crackers .... lb 29c
Mrs. Filbert's
Mayonnaisi
2 lls. Yellow V.yt
Beans
Pk(j. Pillslmiys
Pancake Mi
Quaker
Grits
Kin II
Dinner
CAMPBELL'S SQUPS
Tomato Can 11c
Vegetable Can 13c
Chicken Can 16c
Baker
Chocolc
8 oz. - 2(
Install!
Sanka
48e
Dromedary
Ginger
Bread
Mix
Pkg., 24c
April Showers
Asparagus Can 35c
Chef Roy-Ar-Dee
Spaghetti Dinner Pkgf 36c
Osage
Grapefruit Segments, Can 18c
Kelloggs New
Corn-Soya Cereal 13c
Smarty
Dog Food 3 Cans 29c
i
lb.
12 0
1
Household Items For That Spring Cleaning
Qt. Household Cleaner 2 Cans Rah-O Hull. Size Soap
Boon 15c Cleanser 21c Palmolive
IJKRS. I,. Wcighl Sam Ll
PkK.
Dreft
1 0-qt. Galvanized
Pails
32c Brillo 28c Broom
No. A Galvanized
Heavy-weiglii M
39c Tubs 49c Broom
CUTRITE TOHNSON'SJ
WAXED PAPER
125 ft. Roll - 19c
Paste wax
Liquid Wax
Cream Wax
Glo-Coat
Car-Nu
5
I
Headquarters For YUKONS BEST 7jojj
Qulity Fruits - Fresh VegelaW
Red Rome (I-arge Size)
APPLES lbs 33c
Large Heads
LETTUCE 10c
l-b. Bug Evaporated
APPLES , . 2 lbs. 29c
Pozen Swnkist (Ljirge Blip) - .
LEMONS . ..;.;. 35c
Z Large Bunches
CARRQTS
HI lbs. White (old)
POTATOES
Yellow
ONIONS-
XT an ".. ' ;-'-.
POTATOES 51
'j
lit;
to have been slight.
- mistaken lor that flag.