1 , f w i i : H . I ; i ; 'V, , I ...1 t Tf' I? i ,:i 1: 3 i i 1! I i PHILADELPHIA (UP) The di rector of i police boy's club was baitled by several of his basket ball players, Mho sometimes tossed the ball to players on opposing teams. Tests showed the errors were due, not to carelessness, but to.1 color blindness. The erring Jplayers couldn't distinguish one folored jersey from another. i . : : ,' Paid Political Admtisemeot 'FOR COMMISSIONER .::;,:.,;:';. ', I wish to announce that I am a tandidate for the nomination as a member of the Haywood Cpunty Board of Commissioner s, subject to the will of the voters in the ap proaching Democratic primary, May 27. Gaston Burnette For Commissioner Candidate For Supromo Court Haywood Visitor Judge Oscar p. Efird, Winston Salem attorney, was a Waynesville visitor Wednesday in behalf of his campaign for Supreme Court Judge. Judge Efird, a former professor at Carolina, remembered having W. noy Francis in his law classes. . Judge Efird is opposing - Judge Emery g. Denny, a present member of the court. Judge Efird has three college degrees, and for 14 years was judge of the Forsyth county court He Is now practicing i3w in Wui-ston-Sakm. fill r w I f f I t ' f O T'T r On the average, the modern tele vision receiver contains 26 tubes. Paid Political Advertisement ! 1 JAMES E. HENDERSON J candidate tor member of the Board of Commissioners; a man Vvith experience on the board; a .man qualified for the place, and a man who will appreciate your jvote on May 27th. (adv.) - - .4 ( it A VOTE FOB Robt. H. Boone FOR Board oi Education r VOTE FOR IULE NOLAND FOR 'Register, of Deeds Democratic Primary, May 27 km. -. v Two Through Bus Routes Will Come By Waynesville MOVING OVER to make room tor hl friend, Salda, a lion cub traveling with a French circus, share his basket In Paris with Bill, a pointer pup. Salda, abandoned by his mother, wai adopted by Bill's family. The pup was Jealous at first, but tiow tbey'ra real psrls, .(International). Dean Bird To Speak At Fines Creek Graduation Dr. W. E. Bird, dean of Western Carolina Teachers' College, ywill make the principal address at the Fines Creek. High School Com mencement next week. This was announced today by Principal William Bird. Three graduating honor student? were named also this week to deliv er featured speeches at the annual program. The principal today announced the valedictorian will be Thomag McCracken. The salutatory addresses, he add ed, will be given by Cenie Fergu son and Bet,ty Jo Russell both, in cidentally, stars of last season's girl's basketball teams as well as scholasllcally top-ranking students. .The annual Commencement will be held at 8 P, M. Wednesday at the high school auditorium. Paid Political Advertisement Four new Trailways buses which will be used on the new service of Raleigh-to-Memphis; and Rateigh-to-Birmingham routes, paused here briefly Tuesday afternoon. The new service enables travelers to make the trip between the two cities without a change of coaches. The buses are equipped with the latest type all-weather temperature control which includes air-eondi-tioning for summer, and special heating system for winter. - A large quantity of national ad vertising is being used in promot ing the establishment of ' the two new through bus schedules. One of the principal features of the ad vertising Is the fact tlut the routes go through the Smokies. All the through buses will make Waynesville a regular stop. The new service gets underway June first. A fleet of 11 buses will be used on the. runs. Livestock Field Day Set For 25th Arrangements are being made to accommodate between 400 and 500 puople at the Livestock Field-Day at the State Test Farm on Thurs day, May 25. Howard Clapp, direc tor in charge, said that specialists of Raleigh would be oh hand to car ry out a program featuring dairy and beef cattle, stressing pastures, dairy research, Irrigation systems' and milking demonstrations. The Slate Test Farm, as well as Extension workers are cooperating in staging the event: The program will begin at ten and be over at a bout three, Mr. Clapp said. Some experimental models of color television receivers use 47 tubes. THE ART OF CUSSING rjCHMOXD. Va. UP Dr. Ed ward. C, Echols, a University of Alabama professor, used some strong language when he addressed the Classical Association of the South and Middle- West meeting here, but it was all in the interest of learning. Echols read a paper prepared for the meeting entitled: ' The Art of Swearing in Latin." Paid Political Advertisement VOTE FOR JACK WEST FOR MEMBER BOARD OF EDUCATION May 27' j Jule Nolqnd i i 'i hi n . mi M I'HUi, I I ii u 1 1 I, Vote For J. B. SILER For CLERK Of COURT Democratic Primary, May 2.7 0 t J. B. SlLEIt TOO MUCH SAND MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) Sand buckets didn't spell $50,000 to a federal court jury. Eugene S. Perry claimed he was hurt liftlng'heavy buckets of sand and sued the rall-iQa-d tot $50,000.: The railroad said Perry should have known better than to put 72 pounds" of sand in a bucket, '(hen try to lift it. The Jury agreed. " . Paid Political Advertisement r lili r A. ... .. . I l 1 .'.: HE HAS YOUR CHILD'S INTEREST AT llEART VOTE FOR ' ClARENGE C. MEDFORD FOR MEMBER BOARD OF EDUCATION Will Appreciate Your Support VOTE FOR E. R. COGDILL For CONSTABLE (Waynesville Township) DEMQCRATIC PRIMARY, MAY 27 VOTE FOR DAVID UNDERWOOD, JR. The Champion of The Working Man Candidate For Chairman Board Of Commissioners . , l "i-ifi VJfl UNDERWOOD ELECT Fred Y. Campbell As Your SHKRTFF Fred Y. Campbell VOTE FOR CHAS. C. FRANCIS for r, r chairman ; r.i f n :: ' f- - may u uemocratic rnmary , C. C. Francis ilk: ', I .VOTE FOR ORAL L. YATES FOR Representative :. .V ,f Vote For R. L JUSTICE FOR COMMISSIONER A. qualified man who will . appreciate your support WWW VOTE FOR Frank M. Davis for " Board.Of Commissioners' VOTE FOR h, I M. E. "TONY DAVIS for TAX COLLECTOR EE- ill- Ipiiii:' f ill y v. II 4 w1 c TO SFEF ilud iis LwS 1BRYSON Haywood County Tax Collector A Man Well Qualified To Perform The Duties Of Tax Collector. He Is Now Serving His First Term In Of fice. He Is A Veteran Of World War II, Spending 2 Years In The Eur opean Theatre. Vqnr Support Will Be Greatly Bppreciatetl (Sponsored by Friends) Read the Want Ads for bargains. jPadPolitical Adyertimt Paid Political Ad..m FOPw COMJJ I am a candidal ' eratic nominatioTtti commissioners , cord in this ofiV 1 "tanduis 0f the n h county that I am ' I will . "PPrC JarvisH ai,? ELECT James Kirkpatrick As A Member Board oi Education Democratic Primary, May 27th ' ftS 'A' Elect Samuol Logan Sanderson To The Haywood County Board of Educaf His platform has been published in this nnnM He will cooperate, with the community develop organizations in me appointment of committees other matters. v WHEN YOU VOTE FOR SANDERSnv i! KNOW WHAT YOU ARE VOTING Fu VOTE FOR Board of Education Vote For L. Meclford Leatherwood For ' f 4 SHERIFF Democratic Primary May 27 P, D, TURNER VOTE FOR lor REGISTER OF DEEDS VOTE FOR C. S, "Goleman" Fran Doard of Educaf ion ELECT BILI, MILNER SHERIFF FOR A CLEAN ADMINISTRATI A LANFORCEMENT OFFiq . . . NOT A' POLITICIAN! :iUnr Is tunning his tact, independently-"'"'""1 connection wtfp any organiaatton auj-"-HE'LL BRING TQ THIS VITAL OFFICE; Adniinistrativ? Efficiency A High, quaUty 9 Foce Work The Sams P'ty Tersonal Courage, an4 Unselfish Sense of Service That Maae Him an Ail-American, FOR A RESPONSIBLE PUBLIC OFFICE VOU K a Mtw iiriTn ma nirn SfNSF. OF PUBLIC SPONSIBIUTY. '

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