•lit a tin* lost accident 1* an envl
tblr recoid for wh.ch no ooe Indi
vidual or group is responsible but
the c edit is due to «acb and every
one wo king
Mr Viverette pointed out that
. "it is the type of individual you
are which ia responsible for the
K aafcty award." Ho said that the
Blue R'dgr cmplu>ee> were work
Sen in civic duba. and churches,
an< many phaaea of community
life wh eh went to make better and
well-balanced citizens. All of thi>.
he declared, went into making hot
ter and well-balanced citizens. All
of this he declared, went into mak
ing better workers and safer work
eis.
W. L. DeVaughan, North Caro
B Una Safety and Job Training sup
ervisor, declared that credit was
due to all for participating in the
aafety program. "While it means
much in the saving of dollars and
rents, more important ia the fact
that the practice of safety relieves
human suffering."
mui i mj w. itiv» iiuui 0, v* iw
etgh, State Supei visor of Trade
and Industrial Education, who
spoke on "Safety, a Family Con
cern," declared that more empha
aia must be placed on aafety in
the home and on the highway*. He
cited statistic* to ahow that an
employee waa aafer from accidenta
on a powerline pole than he waa
at home or on the highways. He
urged enlargement of the aafety
program to include vacations
where large numbers of accidenta
and deaths take place each year.
The addreaa of welcome waa
made by President Hurt, introduc
tion of directors and other guests
by General Manager Vlverette, and
the invocation waa apoken by the
Rev. Fred Dancy.
A program of muaic was pre
sented by The Cuddaliers, three
members of the First Baptist
Church choir, Mias Linda Owen*,
Miaa Audrey Ann Berry and Miaa
Patty Clontz. They were accom
panied at the piano by Miaa Betty
Miller, miinater of muaic at the
First Baptist Church.
Claire Luce
(Continued from page one)
Her intimate knowledge of dra
ma, muaic, painting, and the dance
enablea her to illuatrate along or
iginal linea how the art* are united
by a aenae of grace, movement,
and rhythm.
The aolo program which Miaa
Luce is preaenting at Appalachian
ia baaed upon Aldoua Huxley's ea
aay "Faahiona in Love" and illu
atrate* in turn the varioua "craa"
of love as Mr. Huxley diacuaaea
them.
Miaa Luce portrays highly dra
matic acenea in varioua periods of
history. Her program includea
"Romantic Love": Dumas' "Canul
le"; Passion Shakespeare's "Cleo
patra"; Spiritual Love: Shaw's
"Shaw's "Saint Joan"; Love of
Power: Shakespeare's Lady Mac
beth; "Love for Love's Sake On
ly": Elizabeth Barrett Browning
with her "Sonnets from the Port
uguese"; and Physical Love: Os
car Wilde's "Salome".
Miss Luce's program is the first
of seven numbers included in Ap
palachian's lyceum series for the
year. Admisaion is open to stu
dent* of the college, holder* of
season tickets, and other* who
wish to purchase tickets at the
door of the auditorium in the
Health and Phyaical Education
Building on the evening of the
performance
^Tuberculosis Facts 1
By KM. FRANCES C. FRAN CIS
TrtVfJ la hraadeniag, they My,
hut M may •••» broaden the vuber
euloait P obiem tor American*.
Kxpe.ta pred-ct that gtoba4rottia«
may in* eaar our rhaaeea o( gat
ting, tabe euloa!*. untoaa world
vide control of thr diaeaae u ef
(mad.
flreat prarn haa been maoe
again** TB ia th'a aad a handful
of othar countriea. Tlx death rat*
haa dec)'Dad aharply aad ahould
conttnuc to be low it' TB control
orograma ••* continued at th»
preaeni rale, la the paat. It ta bo
llerad. moat Americana became
infected with TB (rrma when they
were young even though thoae
who b-ofce down with the dlaeaac
did not do ao until later in life.
Infection rataa 'a -htldren nav?
been declining in recent yeara «a
efforta have increaaed to 'ind and
hoapitalixe adulta with "open"
tuberculoaia. If thia trend eon
tinuea and the national standard
of living remaina high, there
ifiould be fewer new caaea In
yeara to come.
Against this trend, however,
itanda the fact that American*
arc increa*lngly likely to travel in
parts of the world where Tuber
|Culoai« la more prevalent. In the
Mrvlce of government or buaineia
tome live for conaiderable per
iods in parts of Asia, the Near
East, and other place* where the
diaeaae is endemic. Many of to
day'* children may grow up with
out meeting tuberculosis germ*
until they are exposed to the di»
ea*e in foreign land*. So. in the
end, they may *uffer from the
diieaie in spite of our nationwide
ITB control program.
What la the answer to thi* pro
; blem? Americans of today and to
| morrow aren't going to stay at
home. We all want to aee the
| world. The only aiuwer i* world
i wide control of tuberculoal*. The
United State* can't be an laland of
■afety in thi* *mall world. The
j World Health Organisation work*
to Improve standards of TB con
trol. The UN Children's Emer
gency Fund actively auist* na
tion* whose tuberculoal* problem*
are acute. Your local tuherculoii*
aisociatlon, through the National
i Tuberculosis Association is a part
of the International Union agalnat
Tuberculosis.
Dally meal preparation time has
been reduced from S'« hours Just
a few years ago to only about 1H
hours at present.
Oct. 6 through 12 Is National
Fire Prevention Week.
Brief News Notes
Crap control* have been friaa
tratad by high yield*
Titanium production capacity «0
par cent idle
A forty-foot chinn in a British
atraat topple* borne*
Since 1MT. mm 73 Tar Heel
familie* have beau named to the
"Master Fa'm family Aaaoelatlon."
Good milking practicaa can help
contiol maatiti*.
Parmer* are adviaed not to dig
their nweet potato*'* too early.
Watch your ah.ubbery for red
spider damage.
Make plan* now for needing idle
land in pine* thia fall.
The 1907 growing aeaaon marks
the 12th year No.th Carolina faim
era have grown aromatic tobacco
Farmer* in 34 Mountain and
Piedmont couatie* will market'
aromatic tobacco thi* year.
The United State* ha* made It |
plain to Ruaaia that it will not |
open all of its bates to Soviet
aerial inspection until the place*
of Asia'* Red nation* in Rusaian
military plan* are ipelled out.
The Central Intelligence Agency
has been assigned the task of de
termining who Is the master brain
behind Ruaaia's foreign policy,
but so far have come up with no
positive anawer.
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