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Jet Is Grounded
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Jerry Smith, 13, watched a tele
vision demonstration of jet pro
pulsion. Jerry and brother Wayne,
IS, tried it.
They placed baking powder,
vinegar and water in a glass jar.
Holes were punched in the lid for
escaping gaa. But a piece of paper
in the lid blocked the holes.
Jagged glass from the explosion
missed Wayne but pierced Jerry's
neck, just missing the Jugular
vein.
Bandaged and scared, Jerry re
uounced homemade science.
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Mrs. McCrary
?cvuuuuea l rum 1<X( 1)
Grandsons will serve as pall
beaicis una gi auauaugnlers win
uc nuwer oeaieis.
Tne Douy will remain at the
CiawiUiu i uncial noine in Way
nesvuie uiiui imriy minutes prior
to uic scivicc. Wucu 11 Will lie in
siaie at me cuurcn.
airs, lviccrary is survived by
eigne daugniers, Mrs. Ethel Mc
ci.cKen 01 canton, Mrs. Mauae
Ureen of Wayneaviile, Koule 4,
xkus. Josepnme Baldwin, of Alcoa,
itnri , jvirs. jessie* K. Uavis of
Vvaynesviue, ivirs. Myrtle ftoland
oi West Asneviue, Mrs. Katnryn
sue Oe-tvnischer of Guatemala
City, Guatemala, C. A., Mrs.
Grace McCrary hobinson ot Clyde,
and Mrs. May McCrary of Canton;
inree sons, Chariesj B. McCrary,
IV. Jennings McCrary, and Robert
G. McCrary, oil al Clyde, Route 1;
one brother, Charles McCiure oi
fort Angeles, Washington; *41
grandchildren; 40 great grand
children; and six great-great
grandchildren.
J. E. Barnes Tells
Lions Of Alaska
An interesting program on Alas
ka was heard by Lion's Club mem
bers at their regular dinner meet
ing Thursday evening. John E.
Barnes, assistant to the public re
lations director, Champion Paper
and Fibre Co., gave the short talk
telling something of the history,
pi ogress and poplitics of Alaska. It
was followed by a tine collection
of colored slides taken while
Barnes was in service in Alaska.
Ernest Edwards, vice president,
presided in the absence of the
President, Wayne Franklin.
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Robinson Laments Label
Of Chief Movie Menace
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Milk
CoaUawrf Croat Pago I)
miilt.
"now milk for local pasteuriza
tion pionis received irein 01 local
larm dairies, producing an aver
age of l.tod gallons of grade-A
daily."
fioducers inspected Included:
Fred and Max Allison, T. D.
Brummiit, Tommy Caldwell,
Cnaries Edwards, C. B. kerguson,
i L. O. Ferguson, joe Haynes, B. 11.
iMouand, narty noweil, Uaie Ket
ner, James Kirkpa trick, J. B.
Leatherwood, Mrs. Frank Leo
pard, CarroU McCracken, Bryan
Medford, S. J. Moody, ?. E. Mor
gan, T. T. Muse, B. F. Nesbltt, D.
J. Noland, *D. Reeves Noland, G.
C. Palmer, Riley Palmer, Weaver
Parkins, Richard Queen, John
Rathbone, M. B. Reeves, and Rob
ert Underwood.
In his report to Mr. Andrews,
Mr. Jessup wrote:
"A review of the field inspection
sheets show that a fairly good con
trol program is being enforced.
This county has been without a
health officer for some time and
the local sanitarians are to be
congratulated on the job they are
doing.
In his tour of inspection through
the county, Mr. Jessup was escort
ed by sanitarians Bill Milner and
Jack Arrington.
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S. S. Helmick
(Continued from Pace One)
bell, Kenneth Stahl, Jack McCrack- 1
en, Lee Smith and Brook E. Col
lins. i
Honorary pallbearers were T. J. >
Pipes, Nathan Rogers, W. A. Brad- ,
ley, Jim Green, Jess C.
Crouse, Sr., Joe Beverage,
Frank Troutman, Virgil Slzemore,
Salem Collins, C. M. English, Hub
Rogers, Howard Reece, Bob Win
chester, Bill Winchester, John B.
Smith, John Boyd, M. C. Patter
son, James Davis, Wlllard Moody,
L. N. Davis, J. J. Ferguson, Avery
Peek, T. O. Chafin, Robert Chafln,
Tom Mason, George Gibson, Ken
Chambers, Andy Long, John John
son. Mark Cathey, Will Ratcliffe,
O. S. Slzemore, Bob Wiggins, Walt
Pipes, Troy Smith and Odell Ross.
Surviving are the widow, MrS.
Virginia Simmons Helmick; three
sons, Walter of Canton, Route 3;
Lt. Paul Helmick of the V. S. Navy
stationed in Hawthorne, Nev., and
Joe Helmick of Newport News, Va.;
two daughters, Mrs. J. J. Pipes j
and Mrs. Furman Robertson, both
of Waynesville. i
Also three sisters, Mrs. E. A. i
Starling of Harlan, Ky? Mrs. Roz- i
ella Stemple of Oakland, Md., and
Mrs. R. L. Mahl of Boswell, Pa.; 1
and three grandchildren.
Arrangements were under the
direction of Garrett Funeral Home.
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MONDAY, DEC. 14
"Meet Dr. Jekyll
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Starring
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LOU COSTELLO
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DEC. 15 & 16
"The Golden
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PIPER LAURIE
Cartoon & Short Subjects '
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"High Sierra"
. Starring
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ipA LUPINO
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"Holiday Affair"
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JANET LEIGH
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UU TV Hi u VI . IIVUJI JVUf VW-OIMIVU
with John Forsythe, Marcu Hen
derson and Kathleen Hughes in
Universal ?international's suspense
ful production of "The Glass Web"
which opens Thursday at the
Strand Theatre, thoroughly sub
scribes to Shakespeare s observa
tion that "the evil than men do
lives after them."
For the versatile star laments
that the public won't let "Little
Caesar" die; and the legend that
he is the screen's eternai killer
continues to plague him, though
he can't reme/nber the last time
he committed murder in a picture.
"I've made more than 60 films
in 29 years before the camera,"
says Robinson, "and my guess is
that I've been a pretty decent fel
low in 75 per cent of them. Why
is it that people insist on remem
bering 'Scarlet Street' and 'kittle
Caesar' and forgetting 'Double In
deminity' in which 1 caught the
killer and 'Dr. Ehrllch's Magic
Bullet' in which all I killed were
microbes?" '
In his long stage career Robin
son portrayed a gangster only
once, in "The Racket". His most
recent stage appearance was in
1951, after an absence of more
than 20 years, to tour in "Dark
ness at Noon".
A master of seven languages,
notable art patron and owner of
a priceless collection, his versatil
ity of interests includes enthusi
asm for sports and for reading.
In "The Glass Web," Robinson
is no "Little Caesar," but as a cul
tured neurotic involved with a
merciless TV actress he is as men
acing as ever.
Rotarians Told
How Cellophane
Is Manufactured
Rotarians heard the story of
Olin Industries and the manufac
turing process of cellophane, as
R. S. Heller, production manager
of the Ecusta Cellophane division
of Olin Industries, Pisgah Forest,
addressed the club on Friday.
He described the growth of Olin
Industries from a small but high
ly successful powder manufactur
er, to the present time which em
braces eight divisions, ranging
from ammunition, oil, gas, paper,
cellophane and kindred products.
Mr. Heller told members of the
club, by use of charts the manu
facturing process of cellophane, in
which a long fibre WQqd pulp is
used with chemicals to get the bas
ic transparent sheet, which is then
lacquered for the moisture-proof
ing. r
The industrialist said that the
machines produce cellophane at
the rate of about 300 feet per
minute.
Dr. John Penny was taken into
the club as a new member. 1
PARK
Theatre Program
MONDAY, DEC. 14 f
HERE'S THE PICTURE
YOU HAVE BEEN
WAITING TO SEE!
"MAGAMBO"
Starring
CLARK GABLE
AVA GARDNER
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TUES. & WED.,
DEC. 15 & 16
"It Came From
Outer Space"
Starring
RICHARD CARLSON
BARBARA RUSH
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THURS. & FRI., .
DEC. 17 & 18
"Hans Christian
Andersen"
(In Color)
Starring
DANNY KAYE
FARLEY GRANGER
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Black Snow
(Continued from Pace One)
cut down loot.
A number of larger cities
throughout the country are at
tempting to combat the problem
by organizing smoke - abatement
groups, hiring ccqpbustion engin
eers, and passing ordinances to
compel property owners to take
wiiatever action is feasible to re
duce their soot output.
, Asheville has both a full-time
smoke-abatement engineer and a
smoke-abatement committee com
posed- of representatives from
the city's leading civic clubs.
Several persons here have sug
gested that Waynesville might hire
some individual?possibly a mem
ber of the fire department?on a
part-time basis to inspect heating
systems and recommend correc
tive measures whenever incomplete
combustion is noted.
Local civic organizations also
could name an advisory group to
study the problem.
Sbuiwt
^Ueapie.
MON. & TUES.,
DEC. 14 & 15
DEAN MARTIN
JERRY LEWIS
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"MACAO"
With
ROBERT MITCHUM
JANE RUSSELL
THURS.&FRL,
DEC. 17 & 18
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Edward G. Robinson
Marcia Henderson
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DEBORAH KERR
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