NOW THAT'S GOOD NEWS, Ned J. Tucker, ?
executive vice president nt the Wayneaville
Chamber of Commerce la telUnc it. L. Pravoat.
president of Inirinti Manufacturing Corpora
tion at the C. of C. banquet. On the rlfht URL.
Bradley, president of the organisation.
(Mountaineer Photo).
NEIGHBORS attend inc the C. of C. banquet included W. B. Dil
lard, president of the Sylva C. of C. and C. R. Freed, executive
secretary of the Murphy C. of C. (Mountaineer Photo).
HENDERSON VILLE FOLK at the C. of C. Ban
quet Thursday night here included, left to right:
John Sinclair, past president, Merchants Associ
ation; Mrs. Sinclair, orranist for the banquet;
Noah Hollowell, editor. The Tribune; Bevo Mid
dle ton, past president, Hendersonvllle Chamber
of Commerce, ond Dave Coloey, manager of the
organisation. (Mountaineer Photo).
Tempo Of Congress Steps Up. Says Senator Ervin
WASHINGTON _ Congress has
stepped up the tempo of Investiga
tion*.
THREE AT ONCE
One day last week three Senate
committees, of which I am a mem
ber, were meeting at the same time.
Fortunately, the matters that were
being explored In open session had
been covered In executive session
of the Permanent Sub-Committee
on Investigations. This had to do
with trade In strategic Items with
the Soviet bloc of countries. I feel
that we have reason to be shocked
by the disclosures that strategic
materials and equipment have been
pouring Into the war potential of
the communists through some of
our slip-shod trade practices. For
example, let's tabe copper, a short
Item in world supply. The com
munists need it badly. The trick is
to secure the copper through other
countries indirectly from us, and
they have apparently had great suc
cess at this. Copper was secured I
by the Reds through these devious
avenues.
THE PRESIDENCY
I am increasingly alarmed at the
lack of intellectual honesty of
some of the candidates for the
presidency in the field of race re
lations. While I do not agree with
Adlai Stevenson on some things, I
am convinced that his courageous
stand for moderation has raised his
stature to statesmanship on this
problem. Extremists will not accept
this point of view. Stevenson will
be hard pressed by some politicians
to denounce moderation as evil
and Instead demand troops and
bayonets to Implement the Supreme
Court decision in the South. Such
Is the view of Harriman as express
ed in the press Apparently Steven
son prefers to be right rather than
have the support of the profes
sional politicians who seek to make
capital of an unfortunate situation.
We will watch with keen interest
whether this pressure deprives him
of nomination.
While speaking of the Presiden
cy, it is encouraging to hear that
President Eisenhower's recovery
has been good.
I favor doing all that we can to
advance the cause of public school
education. I have stated that my
position is to support, within limit
ations, Federal aid tq build school
houses, due to the inordinate
amount of money collected by the
Federal Government in taxes which
leaves the states very little. The
immoderate and punitive Powell
amendment has aroused the coun
try. It seeks to deprive innocent
children of their share of any funds
for education. It is a devilish thing
perpetrated by people who obvi
ously care nothing for peace, pro
gress, and development of better
conditions for all races. Should this
amendment be pressed and pass
the House, you may rest assured
that it will not pass the Senate. We
must protect and strengthen thg
public schools as vigorously as pos
sible. In fighting the Powell amend
ment, America is striking a blow
for its public schools.
m
^Jbj Floyd Nelson
The National Society for the Pre
vention of Blindness has come up
with a factual report about the
health of eyes In connection with
watchtnc television.
Some of the details are:
Some indirect llgnt ?
.with no reflection! ?
from the picture tube I
wet the beat lighting I
arrangement.
It Is best to be as I
tar away as possible ?
from viewing televis- ?
ion. There was less ?
chance for eye muscle ?
faUgue
There Is definitely no
uaiifvi ui mil 31 1,? jjc v* creiiiuinv
radiation.
Generally apeaking, you can
watch TV aa lon? aa you wlah. It
la not harmful for the eye* How
ever, frequent Interval! of looking
away from the icreen made view
ing more enjoyable and lew tiring.
There was one that N.8.P.B. did
not include which NELSON S TELE
VISION SERVICE thinki la impor
tant . . Your TV receiver ahould
have a clear, ateady picture with
no line interference. Theae inter
ference! do tenae the eye muactea
and make people complain about
TV viewing Phone GL 6-AMI if
your TV gives you eye atrain. We're
not optometrlata. but we'll know if
your TV can cauae any eye dla
oomfort.
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Redmond Attends
Annual Mountain
Group Conference
Jake Redmond, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Redmond of Waterville,
served as a representative of the
Foundation School of Berea Col
lege at the recent annual confer
ence of the Council of the Southern
Mountains, Inc.
The council is a 44-year-old or
ganization established to sponsor
the good life throughout the nine
states of 'the Southern Appalachi
ans.
Mr. andtMrs. Redmond and their
daughter, Marian, attended ses
sions of the conference and visited
with their son there.
In Asia life expectancy at birth
is comparatively brief?only about
30 years, says the Population Ref
erence Bureau.
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DUTCH COVE . MORNING STAR
Quay Smathers 9:30- 9:45
Jack Chambers 9:50-10:00
Wilson's Store 10:15-10:30
Finley Cook 10:35-10:45
Morning Star School ...11:00-12:30
B. M. Stanley 12:45- 1:00
Smathers' Dairy ..... 1:15- 1:30
Thursday, Mar. 1
BETHEL
Bethel School 9:15
Friday, Mar. 2
FINES CREEK
Trantham's Store 9:30- 9:45
Francis Rogers 10:00-10:15
Fines Creek School 10:30-12:00
I. L. Rathbone -..12:15-12:30
R. G. Rathbone 12:35-12:45
C. R. McElreath 1:00- 1:15
Paul Ferguson 1:30- 1:45
Ernest Pressley Is
Member Of Army Band
Army Pvt. Ernest W. Presslev,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D.
Pressley, 27 Hampton St., Canton,
is a member of the 30th Army
Band in Germany. "
Private Pressley entered the
Army in September 1954 and com
pleted basic training at Fort Jack
son, S. C. He arrived in Europe
in February 1955.
The 23-year-old soldier is a 1954
graduate of Eastern Kentucky State
College.
His wife, Janice, is with him in
Germany.
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