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Directory of Waynesville
AWO'liOBlLE- DEALERS
Da vh Liner Motor Sales
Sims Motor Co. .
Ford
.Willys jWp
Phone S3
Phone 496
HoweR Motor Co Plymouth-Desoto-G.M.C. Trucks Phone 190
Watklns Chevrolet Co. Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Phone 75
Potts Motor tfc. ., Packard Phone 528
Mountain Supply Co. ..,.:. Ford Tractor Phone 461
H. S,1Vrd r : J. I. Case Tractor Phone 261-W
twin-engine Air Force plAne ran out .of gasoline and made an emergency landing right on the
Borch of a farm house near Charlotte. Lt. B. A. eagraves, the lone occupant of the plane, was .
ad bruised, 'but he walked out Of the wreckage. Two women ih the rear of the house were not
Lt Seagraves was nying irum nuanu, ua. ine piane nearea on us wings on small trees in the
yard. iAP Wirephoto). . '
Couple, 79 and 80, Have
Whirlwind Romance
SPINDALE, N. C. tUPWMrs.
Willie arnelia Gibson, 79, and
Jefferson David Queen. 86. met on
a Monday and. Tuesday night a
week later they were married.
It was the sixth marriage for the
bride and the third 'for the bride
groom.
'l understood that Mr. 'Queen
Was looking for a cook, so I 'came
up to see him and Just stayed,"
explained 'the new Mrs. Queen
blushingly, v '
of Understanding
ed For Cold War
MAN, Okla. (UP)-Be
cason for international dif-
s is America's failure to un-
id tne Russian philosophy of
id the Russian's misunder-
g of our philosophy.
lays Dr. Stuart Tompkins,
lirof history at the Univer-
Oklahoma. Tompkins is
I book on Russia under
the , auspicies of the Rockefeller
Foundation.
One trend in Russia thought
Tompkins points to is the people's
belief, as far back as 1825, that
secret police were necessary - to
maintain order. ' ..
"Even the most highly educated
Russians agree It is. necessary to
have a pplice-patrolled state,'' he
said.
Read the Mountaineer Want Ads.
By Watkins Chevrolet
1 TUNES
GMC Bevoals
Mcmy Changes
In Trucks
' Advance details of chanses that
Will be incorporated 1n its m&u
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CiMC Truck 8c Coach Division of
Gehentl Motors.
'Largest exclusive producer 'of
commercial vehicles, CMC in 1930
will feature stoDDcd-un horse.
power in its light And medium
uuiy ciiguitrs, u wen as a mcmocr
of cab, chassis and engine ad
vancements. The horsepower o fj
the 228-cubic-inch engine will be
increased from 94V4 to 96, that of
the 24 from 100 to 110 and the
270 from 104 to 120.
m WATKINS CHEVROLET sells Dclco batteries
Goodrich Tires."
Fotd Trucks Now
tn 175 Models
The new 1950 Ford truck mo
dels are now being displayed by
Ford dealers in all parts of the
country, j. jj. Ball, manager
truck and fleet sales department,
Ford Division, Ford Motor Com
pany, announced today.
The 1950 line, Mr. Ball said, of
fers more than 175 models, a con'
siderable increase over the 1949
line-up, representing the largest
selection of trucks in Ford history.
Featured In the 1950 model
trucks are 21 engineering, design
and manufacturing advancements
contributing to more efficient
economical performances and low
er maintenance costs.
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CHABLtE'S
TEXACO SERVICE
CHARUe & CLAtJDE 1VOODAKD, OWNERS
ASIIEVILLE ROAD
Takes Bride to England
To Spend Her Money
IIOLDREGE, Neb. (U P)Mil
ton Barker, a World War II vet
eran, took Ills British" bride home
for a trip, to spend her money.
Barker, his wife Irene, and his
two-year-old son, were making the
entire trip "at his wife's expense
Here's the reason,
When Irene Came to the United
Slates British -currency -law
wouldn't allow her "tr 'take any
money out of England. That's why
they went back to spend the money
over there.
Louisville, Ky , was named tor
Louis XVI, the luckless monarch
executed during the French Revo
lution.
Sensational Hew
1 Radio Quiz Show
WEttY Tuesday
9:30 to 10:30 p. m.
Over WWNC ;
. - IT'S FUN!
IT'S EXCITING!
IT'S "ENTERTAINING!
Brought To You By1
Howell Motor Co.
Haywood St. Waynesville
De Soto-Plymotith Dealer
FROG WAS A BLONDE
KNOXVILLE, Teun (UPt Mis.
Lillian Rador sued, for divorce,
charging that her husband told her
he was going frog hunting" .'but
that she discovered liim in a car
with another woman.
GOOD PART BROKEN
MILFOltD, N. 11. '(UP Judson
Hall, 75, whose wooden leg starts
below the knee, was struck by an
automobile that broke his log just
above the Ktiee.
Mcny feilcrpriscs
Using Ford tlb'tors
Industrial engines manufactur
ed by the Ford Motor Company
form the foundation upon which
hundreds of Independent business
enterprises in all parts of the
coUtitry linve lueli established.
'.The engines are -produced in
the same plants and on the same
high standards of engineering and
tnamkfueturtng that have charact
erized tlie building of millions of
Ford passenger ear and truck en
gines for nearly half a century.
Through the apllcatlon Of these
engines to an ever-widening range
of usefulness, Ford is providing
power for steadily expanding sec
tions of Industry and argiculture. '
TlVE MODELS PRODUCED
Five models of industrial en
gines are produced. Two are V-8's
of 337 and 239 cubic Inch piston
displacement. Two are slxcylin-
der engines of 254 and 220 cubis
inch piston displacement, and the
fifth is a four-cylinder engine of
120 cubic inch piston displacement.
The needs bf industry and agri
culture are particularly well ser
ved by these power plants because
they are compact, flexible and
durable, Horsepower per pound
i ratios are exceptional and this is
an Important advantage in power
units tM this type. .
After a virtual disappearance
lasting nearly half a century, the
rare roseate spoonbil' now ii re
turning by the hundreds to old
nesting grounds In the U. S. gulf
coast region.
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Want Ads bring quick results
THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY
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Before you look at that amazingly low pries
tag, look at Ford's "Fashion Car" styling. It's
mora beautiful than ever. Run your finger over
th baked-on enamel. It's "built to live out
doors." Feel the long-lived upholstery. Look
where you will you'll tee Ford's quality,
Rid"herd bn Ford'100-l1'oreVofw',
vhglne. Sure, Ford's the liveliest power In Its
field, yet It never raises Its voice. New super
fitted pistons, new "hushed" timing gear, new
camshaft for quiet valve action and Ford's
new silent-spin fan result In power that whispers
while it works.
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If will open your eyesT
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Feel Ford's easy "Finger-Tip" Steering . ; . feel
the 35 easier action of King-Size Brakes . . ;
get the solid "feel" of Ford's 13-way stronger
'Lifeguard" Body now "sound conditioned"
for silence. Feature after feature will show
you why Ford's the one fine car in th low
price field.
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lamed TasWon Academy Selects ford as "fashion Car" Again This Year!