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The World'8 Smalles
Vol. 26—No. 126
Published Daily Except
rf "Saturday and Sunday(5c Per Copy)
■§ matter AUGUST 20, 1928, AT the postoffice
& IDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
1 DAILY BULLETIN
S ily Newspaper Seth M. Vining, Editor
$ rON, N. C. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1953

Weather Friday: 48, low 27,
Rel. Hum. 53; Saturday high 54,
low1 40, rain. 1.38, Rel. Hum. 92;
Sunday high 53, low 46, rain .02
Rel. Hum. 84 . . . Prediction for
Monday night and Tuesday, cold
er and fair . . . Tryon Second
Grades will present a Christmas'
program Wednesday at 10:18 a.
m., at the school . . . Ernst Mahler
gave an interesting talk on Aus
tralia at the Tryon Rotary Club
Friday. He pictured it as an
undeveloped land' of opportunity
for a young man willing to work.
There is plenty of space in a'
country nearly as large as the
United States and has less than
9 million people. The climate is
excellent the year round and every
known mineral has been found
there including uranium, gold, coal,
iron, lime, etc. Everything needed
has been found except oil, and
experts are working on that.
Waives and salaries geared to cost
of living. General Motors, Ford,
Kellogg, Kraft, International Cel
lucotton are among American
firms with large plants-there now.
Others soon. Australia is look
ing to America for leadership
and cooperation rather than Eng
land/ Australia is determined to
be self-supporting and imports
are prohibited—even American
magazines and newspapers. Much
of their taxes is raised by lotter
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HOSPITAL NEWS
New patients at St. Luke’s Hos
pital include Mrs. James Hender
son, Tryon; Mrs. Florence von
Geldberk, Brevard; Mrs. Hedwig
Kitzel, Columbus.
Patients discharged include Mrs.
Walter Searcy, Saluda; Mrs. Ben
jamin Parris, Landrum; Mrs.
Jesse Shattuck, Tryon; Mrs. Grady
Penfield, Landrum.
Bridge Tournament Results
The Tryon three day Bridge
Tournament took place at Oak Hall
during the weekend with about
100 players from both Carolinas,
Tennessee and Georgia taking
part. The results were as follows:
Men’s Pairs—1st, Chester D.
Ward and J. P. Earle, Spartan
burg; 2nd, James Crawley and
Phil Harris, Spartanburg; 3rd,
Richard R. Williams, Tryon and
Congreve Jackson, Aiken, S. C.
Women’s Pairs—1st, Mrs. Hugh
N. Page and Mrs. G. L. Craw
ford, Asheville; 2nd, Mrs. Baxter
Haynes, Tryon, and Mrs. William
S. Johnston, Greenville, S. C.;
2nd (tie) Mrs. John Davenport
and Mrs. John Frierson, Green
ville, S. C.
Mixed Pairs—1st, Mrs. William
S. Johnston, Greenville, S. C., and
Jim • Jackson, Tryon; 2nd, Mrs.*
A. S. Dixon and William Micha
love. Asheville: 3rd, Mrs. Connie
Mitchell, Charlotte and J. P. Earle
of Snartanbursr. -
Open Pairs—1st, Miss Gertrude
Smith and Glenn Tween. Ashe
ville; 2nd, Mrs. Baxter Haynes,
Tryon and Mrs. W. S. Johnston,
Greenville, S. C.; 3rd, Mrs. Con
nie Mitchell. Charlotte and James
P. Earle, Spartanburg; 4th, Dr.
James R. Alexander and Eugene
F. Roy, Oak Ridge, Tenn.; 5th,
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