NOVEMBER 7, 1947
THE WATffBSVILLB MOUNTAINEER
PAGE THREE (Second Section? 1
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Thursday, Friday, November 6-7
"Wild Harvest"
StarriiiK
ALAN LADD and DOROTHY LAIMOUR
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Movietone jxews ami comedy
Saturday, November 8
"Fool's Gold"
Starring
WILLIAM BOYD and ANDY CLYDE
Serial and Comedy
LATE SHOW
Millie's Daughter
ii
Starring
GLADYS GEORGE and GAY NELSON
Sunday, November 9
"Deep Valley"
Starring
IDA LUPINO and DANE CLARK
Comedy and Short
Monday, Tuesday, November 10-11
"Ivy"
Starring
IAN FONTAINE and PATRIC KNOWLES
News of the Day
& 6ENERAL ELECTRlQ
Wy FOR ELECTRIC PUMPl
'SSIE GETS WATER WHENEVER. SHE
a INSTEAD OF WHEN ITS PUMPED
ID AND CABQIPn m UP? cue tpc
'OPPP fPKJT MrtDC AAI! k' rnMTAiMiM
ff PERCENT MORE BUTTERFAT.
WNSII-yEARTESr
-Jf? A CERTAIN TYPE Oh
VTi' STEEL NOW USED
in G-E TURBINES was
" RRST TESTED FOR YtAfO
V THS IS A TyPlCAL EXAMPLE.
7L OP GPHFIPAL FLFCTKCi?
INSISTENCE ON
PERFECTION.
ERAE 11 ELECTRIC
) THE DEST IN VALUES, VISIT
"Better
i i rusatie
iNovej.ibr 16 22 win mark
i , :r vaiaucv at ('tail.
Irea's Book WWk ... ,k
Mates. Luunciiri k r.
i
ihe 1,;,;: uaa ""ding
into
Cv flew vc
1 M,.,0i.. .. ." lue 100" Week
u a cultural crusade liaa
, across the imtiou. fostering the
Jhi eh u ,ub"8 Industry
-'hildren's books have alreartv
proved them.elveH
prom , , ,
: h , ,ilr national ''2
S Uie calendar year. Hook Week
the first or all such "week"
' le'hin""1 lo.lay is"
,1 e ( hildren's Ho( Council at C2
! J' rH. New Vork City
' I his olllc, now serves aH a
;rouod public Information center for
:Wid about books for children
I .mil l ."m'U ,epo,,s ''even
m liou American boys and KlrlB
J still lack facilities to read and
know any books oilier thai, text
i books. I he crusade still goes on
J his year's Hook Week theme
Books for the World or Toinor-
'to will be widefy activated by
participants in the national com
paign which is sending Treasure
.nests of children's books overseas
land this year for the Hist time to
lnue of our own eleven million
I aook-huugry children in the United
States.
Library Notes
MAIUiAKFT JOHNSTON
Count y l.ilii ,ii i.in
INFOHMATION I OH I VI HVONi:
DANK Cltl AIIVi: ( 'HAFTS IN
WOOD In three sec hun: Coiinf!
M)odvUi I iiu'; Wood - ''Iniule
(raft: Wond-cluiiiuiu,' cr.itl Tool--and
inali-i i.il- ;iie dcMiibed lde;c:
for desi(!ii- which cjn he u :cd in
I in nil in !. io) iii.ikiiu:. jiul house
hold articles are Riven,
FKiriFIl IMOOKRN MFTAI,-
f'RAFT Thill) -fix "new pt ojftt:
in metal Jiliis a complete treat- I
inenl of luoccsses in art nielal
uim n Mi-ji.iiiii in iinii iniiiiiiiiiiis'
ui T lit school and home w ol kshops. I
.'ho)--'.
fi:i.i.i:k THiKi:onr story
RY BOB FFI.l.FK The story of
the farm hoy who rose to the
heights of hasehall I he biggest
box oil ice drawing card in the game
today. Hob Feller tells how he
learned lo pilch, of his entry inio
big leagues, of his four yeaiti in the
U. S. Navy, and of his exploits on
Hie diamond
GRAY HOW TO COOK FOR
PROFIT Cooking for restaura
teurs: how to buy and cook food in
quantities, how to store it. how to
serve it alraclively and economic
ally, how to plan and care for
equipment.
GUNTHKH INSIDE I S. A.
This book is a study of Democracy
in action, lis central spine and
substance is an etTort -in all dif
fidenceto show this most fabu
lous and least known of countries,
I he I'nited Stales of America to
itself.
HKCHT FXn.AI.NING THE I
ATOM What an atom is, how we I
learned about it, the steps by which j
we found out how to split it, and ,
why it produces energy when split, .
are simple stages in the progress j
of man's knowledge about matter, i
Dr. llecht has used ordinary Eng
lish terms. i
SHOEMAKER HOW YOU CAN ;
I
Dept
Brands Mean
SCREEN WRITER
' f t urn uir-n
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the
ORDERtD REMOVED MOM t.
Z;TTX "If
mifiht become . test cle which
Decome . test cae which.
tCuntiinied from Page Two)
cdly iii'edliiiK Hill SliakcsiJciire in
I he Lindy 's of their
Mciiniiid Tavern.
day llic
i Fraunces Tavern here in Man
jhattan, at Broad and l'earl streets,
was where George Washington
bade farewell to his officers in
i 17HI1. II is still going strong.
The Tavern - on - the - Green in
Central Park still is going strong
as a popular center of nimi
folks' diversions, and McSorley s
Saloon on Seventh street off the
Bowery, with its perennially in
sistent rule about no females on
the premises, keeps on lolling its
ale along. All these have more or
less lengthy celebrity as head
quarters for the various gala do
ings of their respective days, each
emphasizing the attractions of good
conversation, food and drink rath
er than any conie-lately divert isse
nienl of Moor shows or clamorous
name bands.
The Shors. Cub Booms, Lindys,
I weuly-ones and El Moroccos of
today are merely latter noriod cen.
lers of conversational fun, and
that's the reason for their continu
ing fashion. Some vapid doll sing
ing into a mike about the guy she
loved and lost has nothing to do
viitn it.
Ben .lonson, I'm sure, would have
pasled her in ihe kisser with an
l.lifibethan apple pie if she'd
opened her tiap to interrupt him
in the Mermaid.
HFI.P OTHER PEOPLE Contents-
Need to help people todav:
What il takes lo help people; Re
sponsibility; Turning point; Under
standing people; What fellowship
tint's: Helping people to keep norm
al; Helping the physically sick
Helping the mentally sick; Help
ing the fearful; Helping the de
feated; Helping Die conscientious
and self-deceived
Expertly trained mechanics with the
latest equipment are at your service
to give you complete radiator service,
complete overhaul, or any type of
garage service. . . All at extra low
prices.
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Wathiins
Chevrolet Co.
MAIN STREET
Better Buys"
ORDERED FROM STAND IN HOUSE PROBE
u m. . .
trJohn Hord LawTOn" lncad barro" Uef'asrwatked'away
it h.X y, 1 ""P1 ot Congress. In which Instance hU
It has beenreported. would be fought to the highest courts. (International)
Rambling 'Round
(Continued from Page Twoi
Waynesville haven't grown up
mentally as regards Hallowe'en.
We saw an aftermath of a So
called prank that might have
caused some one to he a cripple
for lire. And if not that, ut least
broken bones or some equally
painful reminder of the sense
lessness of Hallowe'en jokes.
In front of Dr. Stringlield's of
fice, there is an iron matini;
over a coal chute which extends
out on the sidewalk about two
feet. These pranksters had re
moved this rrlll leaving an open
ing Into which any one could
have stepped in the dark. It avc
us a shiver whe nwe saw it the
next morning.
And we wonder why, sonic one
hasn't invented a method by
which these coverings could he
fastened down so that the morons
who Infest our streets on Ibis
celebration wouldn't find It pos
sible to endantcer the nr.. ami
limb of Innocent people who use
the streets for the purpose for
which they were intended.
Well, Apple Week wrapped in
the success it so richly deserved,
lias been packed awav in th.. s.,n
tissue of the past. But, jm;t think
whal a glorious lot of apple pie
are in the offing!
DISPLACED PERSONS STI'DY
FRANKFURT, (Jerii.ai.y-- i A Pi
l'fi ' A. Carusi has ai lived n,
Germany on a special assiuiio.eni
by President Truman "to make a
Ihree-nionth study of all pha.se-, ol
the displaced persons silualion,"
II. S Army hcadtpiai lei s said lo
day. Carusi, former commission,-!
ft Die U. S. immigration ami n.itu
ralizalion service will "look al I bl
ent lie resettlement program wdh
a view to America's tiartiiin-oi,,,.
tinder any international lefugee or
ganization program, ' the announce
ment said.
Spring has Sprung.::
Fall has Fell -Summer's
Gone and
Vinfer Is Here.
you're liable to find yourself walking on a
mighty cold, windy tiny if you don't H lls Rive
your car a bumper I,. I.u.nper check-up soon.
This coming winler will be the hardest yet for
your car that has served faithfully many hard
years and miles. New cars are still scarce, so
your old car may have to last many more
months, much as we hale to say. The safest
thing for you to do is to bring your car lo us
right away for a complete check-up as insur
ance that it will keep humming along when
you need it most.
Stoi
luiLv U TLJ
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(('out inued from Page Two)
; tin housing couimjltee when Ihe
.three agencies moved lo Chicago,
s,i)s Dial's wli) more than 140 of
I Die employes in Die three outlils
those lo icin. mi in ihe Windy
City,
t
Washington has a new l.adv Dip-
hniial. blonde Senora Olga llriceno,
.cultural allacbe of Die Vciio.uolan
embassy. Her man) capabilities and
taleiils include playing the guitar
and being willy in live 1 1 i 11 fit-1 it
languages.
Before coming lo Washington,
Senora liiiceiio was her country's
cultural allacbe in Cuba. She has
j been a loicigu correspondent, a
lecturer, a professor. She lias ahu
j written novels Ciii renlly her name
I is among Ihose proposed to occupy
ja chair al Die Spanish Koyal Acad
j cniy of History.
Senora llriceno holds the deco-
j ration of Die 'Order of Isabella."
J In-slowed upon her by Spain after
she served as cultural delegate to
that coiinlry in liCtli.
! She has wullen six hooks in
j Spanish, one of w hich, "Cocks
jantl Hulls in Caracas." has been
i translated into English ami has
'. through ils liliii edition.
W hen Sam .Solomon, airlines of
liiial, greeled some I, 'ill guests at
in oy-.ler roasl al be, silver Spring
Md cslalc In- led Ilit-ui lo a
clolheslinc anil h.M Hicni lo pick
mil I heir ow n bib-.
The bibs were made of green
paper, and cadi g,,t". found one
Willi In-, i, , -Hue n il T. invitation
wa-. "fi'tiiii : p.,,, I ill '.' ." After
iwiiuming, tennis. horseshoes,
, badminton and what-not, Sam be
gan sen, ng Die tn-lers-- baked
ir.ed. raw. lie also delied out lliree
j different kind; of ham, gobs of
In imp. hot hiscuiK doughnuts
.md beer.
. . L
Capital Letters
(dull inued lioni Page Two)
Die) say I is liyitig lo arrange a
schedule id gaums Willi Fluke Uni
versily . .
Winslon-Salein s "first station
WSJS. is broadcasting all of Wake
Forest s football games Ihe, fall
al home and aluoad . . Coming
j events cast then shadows before,
etc. . .
Some of Senator II. L ug. lead's
speeches fin December .mil the lat
ter part of Nom lulier have been
called oil', lie imi'l leiurii to Wash
ington for the - pi t i.d . -.-.ion called
lo discuss high price- and condi
tions in Europe . . .
Haleigh is gelling a dr.e-in
theatre Efforts ait- also being made
lo construct one in Kannapolis.
Chaiiolle has bad one tor some
time, also ( ii . en -Inn ,i II, t n Point
The)' are a womteiliil ea u ,e for
public necking . , .
TO THE RESCUE In the midst
of the turmoil ran -ed h. England's
decision not to nupori mine Anieii
can tobacco laboui 67 per cent of
all U. S. flue-cuied tobacco is grown
in North Carolina i Hem) Ford II,
cigarett-smoking hul of Ford
Motor Co. announced tl.ul the
thousands of Fort! employees would
he permitted to smoke on Die job
His grandfather. Ileniv Foul, bat
ed tobacco and would permit no
smoking by anyone, including the
vice presidents, whTle al work for
him.
In this conned inn il might be
noted that Congressman Harold I)
Cooley of Nashville. N ('., has been
in the forefront ot Die Moil In
persuade Commodity Credit lo pur
chase tobacco foi- Ihe Krilish
Also. Horace Cooley, biolhor of
Harold, can now smoke his cigar
ettes with case, lie is an official of j
Die Raleigh Ford agency . -
Abraham Lincoln's official pro
les! against slavery was regis
tered as early as KIH7 in the Illi
nois legislature.
KEEP
CALLS
BRIEF
HANG UP
CAREFULLY
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OTHERS A
CHANCE
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SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
fiKorporared
20th Anniversary
Audit Of College
Finds All In Order
j it At EIGH (AP) An audit ot
; affairs ,-t Western Carolina Teach
ers college, whose president com
mitted suicide recently, showed
the institution's financial condition
lo he "proper and in order," State
, Auditor Henry Bridges reported
last week.
He said that O. D. Stallings, who
made the audit, reported that "this
examination disclosed no irregu
larities, ai.d indicated that all ex
penditures were proper and in or
der." The audit covered the fiscal year
ending last June 30, The college,
which is located at Cullowb.ee, dur
ing the year had total receipts of
$4:! 1,736.09. of which $159,692
was state appropriation, and spent
$402,101.67 on operating expenses.
Letters To Editor
i Continued from Page Two)
Die state claiming to be members
of the V.F.W. or other veterans'
organizations, and soliciting fam
ilies of deceased servicemen trying
to sell hooks, pictures, etc., con
cerning these veterans. Some of
them, apparently are collecting
money and then disappearing.
No member of the V.F.W. can
solicit people in this town and com-
munily without first contacting the
undersigned and getting the ap
proval of the local post.
We urge everyone to bo care
ful about such solicitors claiming
o be connected with the VJF.W
who does nol have proper creden-
lials. All solicitors approved by this
! post will have a letter so stating,
j We ask that any unauthorized
solicilalion be reported to us at
once. We w ill appreciate your co
j operation.
Yours very truly
I ROBERT H. CAMPBELL, Cmdr.
I Veterans of Foreign Wars.
FOR
PARTY UNERS
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assures better service for you
and your party line neighbors.
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Be sure phone is placed
securely on hook after each
call. Remember, one phone off
the hook ties up an entire line.
Allow a little time between
calls to permit others to have
their turn at the line.
When another party on your
line has an emergency, please
release the line quickly... and
pleasantly.
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