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Marilyn Borrowed Tennis Court;
Won Husband And Role In Movies
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By MARK BARRON
NEW YORK Marlvii X;i-h 'ikt
to tell how she no! uil K"' ' l'' "'
Ing role in the movies Ijut .il ... o
a husband merely Ix'i.iu
wanted to borrow ;i leniu--
Miss Nash, a honey-face ll.ii.l.-.
i Charles Chaplin's leading u..m,
an in his new film "Monsieur Vn
doux." and she is quietly n-Minu
in New York at the moment he
cause she is. in her own word- ex
pecting." "My film career M.irti d ulmlK
unintentionally. ' she said I .i
a pre-niedical student in tl" I m
versify of Arizona at Tue-en ..ml I
had done some amateur hi tin : v i'h
student groups there
"They always cave mr nidi
role? bfeause I was sn t.dl. .mil
later when I cav a ir.idin; tor
Mr. Chaplin I did th' role nt
King lar which I had idaviil
in school."
Miss Nash went to i:-.ii-,hmI ..i,
her vacation from ol!'K''
"My friend kne u tli.
so we went over Hun
their tennis court mil
said. "I met Mr lu
O'Neill, daughter of
Eugene O'Neill1 and
ed roe for the role in
Verdouy' That's when I i
part of KinK I. ear tor Mr
lin.
"Mrs. Chaplin sent me to .1
dramatic teacher. Nina Moise
who was a friend of Oona's moth
er. With her I studied voice
ud diction for two years before
Allen's Creek News
Mrs. I A. 1'rrry
.lei iv Snyder funeral
I tio 1' .iiii nilmn the funeral of
I'M Sir di 1 ol t lie Marines in
I 1 "it wen- Mrs. Clarie Hombree
: !"l M 1 i.' Mr and Mrs Kd Buch-
ai .'.'i. Mr and Mrs Fred Lewis
Mi and Mrs Hoy MeC'iire. Mrs.
('..ithi'i McCliiie. I. cilia Pt'inehart,
M, and Mr- H.iv Melt. Violla Nor
m. in Mi Will Norman. The de
ce.i id i' .1 the uiandson of Mrs.
Satin Mi N.di ol Aliens Creek.
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Si li"id at Hoeky
1 1 hui ( h lias been
I he teachers are
''an Mi 1 rial Woods.
Hi ni'iia Norman
'it lli'iiper. Snugs
lh. runci rg.it ion. A
,;i' en r 1 iday night
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n:i hit Wednesday
'urn "i d to spend a
Mother. Kltner.
GET EARLY START ON FATHER'S DAY
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C'hap-
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at Miens Creek
held all last
I a lor. Mrs.
Mr ; laiwe Al-
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di II 1 dreen. Mrs. Del-
( iM , ,11 Mi . fleue Cray.
I i"l I 'liocr. Mr. Luther
id Mi ol.le WvaM. Mrs. R
ii 11. Ii' ' 'I 1mm. is Krwin and
I do . in 1 1 . w it Ii music by
I'.u no 1 and .lover Caldwell.
NOT WANTING THEIR FATHER to wait until "Father's Day," June 15, to
receive his gifts, Barbara Gold and her brother, Joe, ot Dorchester,
Mass., go into the act of bringing their dad his slipper and some cigars.
Proud father's feet are shown in foreground. (International)
ITCH
Don't Suffer Another Minute
An jou t'jrmenttU with if him: ! .
(rworuMs, rasJrti, rough hdii-f- 1.
!et' ftwt. eruption. r tdl it' fni fc-
r, rtrnullt cjum-1 j-km tritit.' i --
rfliff and good result iw M t"
MK.ST. lVelopt.l for l U i:
now offfrttl to the flk Iwk tt t-
jrri!lw, fitiM'i'tic. C"nldir.- !.n
for habits or children. A rum-
tonft t . V ICTO R Y "t I N T M E 1 t
firs and Tube. SoM in U.w
Smith-!; Unift Store.
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t I hr p.'istor.
i 1 1 church w,c
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for the
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Stevens.
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Floating Mines Appear
Off Sweden Last Week
STOCKHOLM. Sweden A new
type of floating mine has Appeared
in the Baltic and is believed to be
responsible for the loss of four
Swedish fishing smacks so far. The
new mines, chained together in doz
ens, must have been recently plant
ed experimentally by some power
having access to this inland sea,
Swedish naval authorities believe.
They recall last year's equally mys
terious bu7-l.ombs over Sweden.
Swedish naval patrols have been
unable to bring in a specimen of
the mine, which explodes with a
light thud resembling a rifle re
port. One mystery of the
"oranges'' is that as presently
rigged they are' loo small to dam
age anything but mosquito craft.
Dr. Winston Says '
Women Ignoring Their
Full Responsibilities
Wl NS'H IN-SA I KM iTi l)r Kl
len Winston, state i onimissioner of
public welfare, says North Caro
lina women have not assumed their
full responsibilities as citizens,
they are prone to lei their husbands
do their political thinking.
She told the women's group ac
tion council here last night women
could bo "good public housekeepers."
CUSTOMER NOT
ALWAYS RIGHT
GOSHEN, Ind. LaVerne Frye
complained to police that a local
bartender refused to sell him any
thing "because he thinks lm
lilUIlk
barte
nder
folic,
Brussels Festival
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I the picture slartffi."
Tin . 1. Mi- Nash's first picture,
but -In- I- iiiinning to Hollywood
for luiihir Mm roles when her
I bale. 1. burn ller husband Is
I'lnlip Yoi'lan. author of the stage
hit. Ann 1 l.ueaMa " She met him
011 Chaplin'.- tennis court. He lived
I next door anil also had come over
to Inn 1 ou I In- com Is,
HAYWOOD
FLOOR SURFACING CO.
RUBBER, PLASTIC AND ASPHALT TILL
Owned and Operated by
B. K. IIUNDLLY
Phones 23 and 34!)-YV
Box 134
Ex WAC's Can Enter jFilm Story Of FDR
Army .ransport service wm fie shown A
l ormer members of the Women's
Army Corps who desire to reeidist
for sea duty on ships carrying de
pendents of military personnel to
and from the Kuropeau Theater
will be taken in the army, stated
1st Lt. Thomas H. Suydan of
the Asheville recruiting sub-station.
During the month of May there
were 540 young men from North
and South Carolina who joined the
regular army. Due to the large
number who have graduated lrom
high school, June is expected to
be a peak month.
pastor for the past year, was elect
ed to serve again.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rhinehart. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Guy. Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Arrington and Mrs. Dale Ralh
bone spent Sunday, June 15, with
Mrs. Earle Sutton on Crabtrce.
The tomato belongs to a species
of plant which also claims the
potato, egg-plant and tobacco.
Weaving was one of the earliest.
If not the earliest, crafts prac
ticed by primitive mankind.
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HOLLYWOOD A motion pic-
i ture depicting the life of Franklin
j Delano Roosevelt will be given its
I American premiere at the Globe
i Theater in New York on Septem
ber 1.
"The Story of Roosevelt'' bad
its private world premiere in llrus
sels Tuesday night before officials
"i ioe woria mm lesiivai competi
tion, who reportedly were worried
about political repercussions. The
picture was approved for festival
competition and will be given an
official world premiere in Brussels
June 27.
Following the New York show
ing, film trade circles said, the
picture will be offered to theaters
throughout the world for general
commercial release.
The movie, made up from news'
reel clips, depicts the life of Mr.
Roosevelt from his appointment as
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
until his death in April. 1945. It
emphasizes the social legislation
instigated by Mr. Roosevelt under
the New Deal, including banking
laws, old age insurance, social se
curity and housing.
R. Grady Rankin To
Head Educational Body
RALEIGH UP)
. ..ww. V I (I -
dy Rankin of Gastonia was elected
unanimously as permanent chair
man of the 18-member state edu
cation commission, newly appoint
ed group which will .study all as
pects of public school education
ana report its findings to the 1949
legislature.
Senator Rankin, unopposed, waj
elected on recommendation of Gov
ernor Cherry, who told the com
mission after it was sworn in by
Associate Justice E. B. Denny that
Hi task was one of the most im
portant in the state.
NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
BV PUBLICATION
In the Superior Court
Before the Clerk
North Carolina
Haywood Count"
Ollie Collins. Katharine Cooper
and husband, Claude Cooper;
Virginia Hyde and husband,
Ralph Hyde; and Nell Collins
and Linda Collins, Minors
their General Guardian,
Collins.
by
Ollie
Poor Lighting spoils film..
Treat your eyes as well as you would a camera!
X our eryes see in much the sam way that a camera sees,
but there's one big difference: When the lighting ii wrong,
the camera quits!
Not so with your eyes. They try their best, no matter
how much you abuse them and that might not be so good
for you!
Still it's no trouble at all to avoid risks and brighten the
lives of all your loved ones . . .
You can secure reliable advice from us about the right
kind of equipment to give good eye-comfort lighting in your
homes. Just ask.
REMEMBER: Light is cheap sight is PRICELESSl
Joe Collins and wife, Mary Collins
The defendants. Jop ("Villinc nH
jMary Collins, will take notice that
cm action enimea as anove has
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Haywood County. North
Carolina, to sell for partition the
lands of the etatc of Herbert Col
lins, deceased, located In Clyde
Township, in Haywood County,
and said defendantx will further
take notice that they are required
to appear at the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Haywood
County, at the court house In
Waynesvllle within ten days after
the 28th day of June, )47, and
answer or demur U the Petition
of the plaintiffs, and tbey will take
notice that if they fail to do w,
the plaintiffs will apply to the
Court for the relief oVuianried in
the petition.
ThU the 281 h day rf May, t'Jil.
D1XIK CAMPBELL,
Aurt. Cbrrfc Kil-rir Court.
No. I39 June JMO-17-24
(CAROLINA POWER C IIOHT COMPANY)
NOT1CK Of AWJCATION
FOE PAHAH.f.
North Carolina.
Haywood County.
The undersigned, Jam Kiritc,
is applying to the Governor of
North Carolina for parole. All
person objecting to same will
forward their protest to the parole
commissioner Immediately.
This the 12tb day of June 1947.
JAMES KING.
IMSJune 17-24.
SALT Of THE EARTH
FAI LS FROM THE SKY
HELENA. Mont tl'i -The Mon
tana fish (ind Kaine department
again is "salt bombitiK" elk herds
In several mountainous areas.
The department is .satisfied that
dropping of salt blocks from air
planes into l be almost inaccessible
high country serves to keep the
herds in higher altitudes through
the summer months, saving the
lower range for winter feeding
when heavy snows force the ani
mals down.
Jl'ST l. CASE
ALBANY. N. Y. -' AIM .-Detectives
guarded ihe rcnl control of
fice after a report that a man with
a shotgun bad arrived there after
closing time Monday.
When be returned yesterday,
minus (be gun, he explained that
he wanted to find out what he
could do if his new landlord tried
to evict linn from his farm.
The gun' That was in case he
sighted woodchucks on the way
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NEW FOUR-rOINT DRIVER
COMFORTi 1. Tb cab that
"brolh." 2, Drivw't oom
portmwit h wider and dpr
more lo room. 3. Wldar,
deapsr, mora comfortobl att
or fully adjmtabl. 4. largr
windshield and windows give
22 better visibility.
FIEXI-MOUNTED CAB-rub-ber-cuihloned
agalnil road
shocks, torsion and vibration.
Stronger, sturdier FRAMES.
LONGER WHEEIBASES.
INCREASED IOAD SPACE in
pick-ups and panels.
VALVE-IN-HEAD TRUCK EN
GINES worid'i most economi
cal for their size.
HYDRAULIC TRUCK BRAKES
with exclusive design for greater
brakedlning contact assure
quick, safe stops.
Me weeusve CAB TNAfhm
greatest contribution to drivJ
comfort and safety in truck histor
CAA U1. ... . ,. 1. n4- I L' . ,
CJCC 11113 U Ut& 11 UUI 91IUYTIU1MI1; nee HHliiy s n?U
with the cab that "breathes that "inhales" frt
"exhales" used air keeps glass clear and free frof
c i. ! i ..r I .i .. . . . ...
oee in is line ui uuKJMie-ui'.wgii irui KS, witll net!
load space, longer-than-ever wheelbases and:
improvements destined to make Chevrolet even a
pret erred by truck buyers. f.nmn.iTi.i,i,i,,J
CHOOSE CHEVROLET TRUCKS FOR TRANSPORTATION
WATKINS CHEVROLET C
Phone 75
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To The Automobile Owner!
Of Waynesville and Vicinity
There has been enacted by the General Assembly of North Caroli
fective July 1, 1947, House Bill No. 63 known as the "MOTOR VE1
P R rrrpw i -r--..
oirr.ii ana nfcbFUIN bIBILIT Y ACT.
THIS ACT PROVIDES:
I2J After involvement in an automobile accident causing bodily injurs- cr death
of any person or damage to.property in excess of $50.00, such damige must
be satisfied within 60 days after judgment has been renderid h-.- a rurt
of competent jurisdiction.
(2) The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles of the State of North 0"i'.'M
receiving proper evidence that a person has failed to )!-:'
within the prescribed period shall suspend the person's dnvt i ':
registration plates.
2) J" effect the law provides further such person's driver's lictn.-t "-1 '-ti
tration plates will not be reinstated until such judgment i?
further that such person furnish the State of N. C. proof of tmHial re
sponsibility. IA Prnnf r.f fi.in;j :U;1:i.. a. ,.f I i -d.ilitV iP.SUr-
1f vi uuaiH.idi l Cbpi'llbiuilll IlltailS llie ISKlIlg UUl oi a
ance Policy or posting bond or cash or securities for ($11,000) a i'
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oy tne law.
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NOTE:
To all persons carrying automobile insurance policies with the undersigned agent, swh v
STANDARD TOLICIES and therefore comply with the law mentioned above and with
having such a law or one similar.
The following Agent is in a position to provide the needed insurance for careful m.-l "
Unless you can satisfy a judgment up to $11,000 we urge that you consider the dcsiral"''
ua,BC uibuiance ior tne protection of your driving rights.
Call Bill Barber or R. N. Johnson at 331 who will gladly furnish Pre
Wuotation for tjiese very important Coverages:
Carolina Insurance & Realtj
H. L. Liner
49 Main Street By The Library
Phone 331
R.N.J
Writing .... Fire, Automobile, Hospital and Accident, Workmen's Compensation ami All
Liability Insurance
Dividends lleturned To Our Policy Holders Year After Year
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