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'Snow White And Dwarfs' ai Viccar ,__ ... file!: ‘1 p.-.:• ■ ■: :U ■ : 1 Disney s featuri iength proUuc turn. the famous "Snow Whit* a mi the Seven Dvarfs," which : n w being welcomed back to the screen to repeat its triumphs of several seasons ago All the original hit s ings re main in this big feature produc tion which is re-leased via RKO This picture will be Singer Laine Tops Stars ei 'Rainbow' Natiomril\ - famous vocalist and i Bniy Daniels tup tin ebullient tist ot sparkling stage, screen, radii, and television personalities in Columbia Pictures’ newest mu sical in color by Technicolor, ti„ .ibovs ’Round My Shoulder,” showing at the Yuear Theatre Sutitho Monday and Tuesday. 1 Starring with Lame and Daniels in this colorful tunefast are Chai ilotie Austin and Arthur Franz. Fight top tunes from Tin Pan Alley ■ list, of perennial greats a: hear- in (he new film. They mclusL 'Tiambov. 'Hound My Shoulder, " the title song; “Ain’t Misbehavin'," “Bye Bye Black bird.’ “She'.; Funny That Way,” “Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams,” “Bubble. Bubble Bubble," “The (hi! in tiie Wood and “Wonder ful, Wasn't It?” ,1 mii \ i*-i ; Theati Thurs and Friday TUESDAY, Oct. M ROANOKE REAL ESTATE AND AUCTION CO. How Industrial Fires Start DARKLESS W ORKER smokes FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS shouldn’t *here he shouldn’t He fails to be stored in open. Take care with dear away combustible trash. tools that produce fire. SPRINKLERS WON’T work if ONE FAULTY WIRE is enough they’re obstructed. Do^’t pile to burn down a plant. Check elec Hock high up to the ceiling. trical equipment regularly. r 1 \ BLOCKED fire door is useless. Eire doors must be free to be closed in seconds’ time. - if I wannouM' had rcanz.edTm^mi portance of elementary fire safety precautions, a $1,000,000 fire might have been only a relatively un costly blaze. A "high pile” was the trouble, says the National Fire Protection A .ociation, sponsor of Fire Pre vention Week, Oct. 5-11. When fire started, the sprinklers went off, but stock had been stacked so high that the water spray was obstructed and couldn’t reach the flames. ’"Concentration of values’ is the fundamental problem,” the NFPA says. "High piling of stock is one aspect of this, and larger buildings are another. Stock-pil I llos/iilols Fliiiiinutiiifi i finis I fur To ( ill III F mills Ti.c Veterans Administration as announced that it is eliminat- | ig a.loo ni ns hospital beds, due cuts m funds. On July 31, the 'A reported it had 22,550 eligible eterans on its waiting list for ospital rare compared with 22, 001 on June 20, and 18,005 on uly 31, 1951. It also reported 05,911 veterans m hospitals, nmpared with 103,774 on June 0 and 103.110 on July 31, 1951. FIRE ALARMS mean what they say. Know what to do when one sounds. Always call the firemen. ? factor. It's a one basket.’ When there is a fixe, it's a big one. “The importance of the 'concen tration of values’ problem is sup ported by the record. Statistically, a large-loss fire is one that causes a loss of $250,000 or more. Last year, there were 24 percent more large-loss fires than in the pre vious year, and 40 percent more damage was done.” Among other industrial fire hazards that call for attention, thg NFPA lists accumulations of corrv bustible debris, defective wiring, careless use and storage of flam mable liquids, blocked fire doors and disobedience of smoking reg ulations. Predicting' Good Business During Fall And Winter --<♦> lliiyinp: Power Slill (iiral For Mod Section* Of I lie Country By -Stanley James -« (Washington Correspondent) Washington—Signs are pointing to a hustling business boom this fall and winter and some goods may be in short supply, tempor arily, in this period. Automobile! manufacturers lire scheduling re-1 cord production for the last quar ter of the year, television set J producers suv they already are I unable to meet demand for some! of the lovverpriced models, and manufacturers of many other hard goods are expecting a boom • season to begin soon. There is little prospect of long term shortages developing since term shortages developing since the supply of metal has only re cently been guaranteed, and since ' the tightest period of squeeze, caused by the rearmament effort lias not passed. On the other hand in such fields as television, m which new stations are bringing , new viewers into the market, j 'iintc shortages could turn up It consumers do not begin a wave ot j shortage -inspired buying, they | will be able to got what they vVWWWWWt, dVWWWVW c u a it a in i j; f; i) PROTECTION ami S A V i in g s 1* l, A IN S n THE LIKE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA W.G. BILL" PEELE Manager WILLI AMSTO.N N. C. I Judy finds herself in hul traicr “Hurry up, now ,!u<i\ ' I'm had im hath, huI brother and Dad il want lin n dinners fcoon, lint (juieh! Din- 11 tin ” sure lltcir's plt'iii ' uf lint wal<■ i. iL. i. v^ in out «•!«■<• tri<■ nater healer:' ” hid hat li> at n t all M l.d,. t.ir oil Jhere s shainponnt: anil eleaniii;.' and <d rourse iltc riot In • nadtei ami dt-li uadi. t need plenty of really Inn wal«• t! ' Keineiiiher. Mom. when «■ had lo an ap and down slabs nm-iii.: . ..it old fad: toned In alt r.'" - * rbo^f davit ... forever, thank fondness! 11111 uatej b\-niri is elie.ip, loo heated on \ l.!'(,() low ol! peak rate!' An tlectric water heater can be installed dose to dish vrasher or laundry equipment for maximum efficiency c?nd thrifty opei ation. Maintains water tempeiaturo automatically. DID YOU KNOW with an Electric Water Heater you can: Make installation in the most desirable |da<« .because no flue or vent i- needed. Shorter pipe fUJU mean greater operating; economy» II l'.> ’y has an electric v/ater heater large enough to pply hie r> ost hot woter that wilt be needed in>any ono • la;. Thai's important ... the light size heater! No need to worry about children getting near on electrit heater. It's safe because it burnt no ..el, r* gjtfeaitf “.nUosad and cool to th» Sec 'faux Siecfaicat /tfrftUcutce ^Dealex at fyaut 0)ff.etcAcutt Ptumicfr iBCiniB EiECTRic nno pouier tompnnv 4 | want after only a short wait, at a j regular, price. If they begin a real ! buying spree too eagerly, they ! may run'prices up. Buying power is high at the | moment The .aimed services have ! |ust received a raise Millions ere . .» ' ■ • 1 ' • 1 , ;-|:l ' Jr 1_ I ! I tV , check have been granted recently to many workers, and employment is at record levels. In addition, figures show that the average American lias morf mens \ saved today than he has accumulated in many years. Tins may be the time ; some of it is spent. No decline in government spending is seen for at least a year. The Defense Dt purtment is actually going to spend more money next year than this. That is because many contracts al ready let will not be met until 1953. In fact Defense Department spending next year may top this year's total by many billions. Forecasters expect tin- outlay to keep production and buying pow ei at high levels m 1953. Both presidential candidates have promised parity price sup port at high level and this is ex ''Drunk" (wet* Rich Quick II hen He Sobers Rapidly Kien Burnie, Md.— Customers ;->nd employes of a department store noticed a sandy-haired man of about 27 stagger through the store, but paid little heed. Sud ■'.'i.-.h register, scooped up $207 m cash ana $40 in money orders, and dashed out of the store—apparent ly sober. peeled to k»ep farm income rel , tively high no matter which par ty wins the election in November Likewise, both the candidates have promised to continue foreign economic and military aid, find' this will insure continued produc tion to fill this pipeline. Taken to gether the signs for this winter indicate high business activity, stable prices and profits for most concerns 'To Retiel\ Misery of a tc C$x666 LIQUID OR TMLfTS-SAMI FAST AlUU Arms Deliveries Up Defense Chief Says Deliveries of planes, tanks, j guns, and ammunition for defense reached a new peak in July, ac cording to a report of Acting De fense_Mob 1 lizer John R. Steel hard goods during the month rep resented a slight increase over the $2,000,000,000 worth produced in June. Thiej Returns Loot He Took In Home Robbery -«, Pittsburgh, Pa—A man called Sergt. Elmer Hardy ,.,n the phone, to tell him to go out to Highland Park Zoo and look in a trash can near the entrance. The man hung asri'ealeiLat: $125 watch, $107 camera and % $10 cigarette holder—all 16ot from a July 4 robbery of a Pittsburgh home. c^cbu»i| ICE 111 CREAM When yon waul an easy In serve deswrt that is iliffrrrnt. yet llu> hest chocolate flat nr in ice cream . . . MAOLA Laracas Lhorolalr. Tin' ratin' I real yon yet at MAOLA dealers is simply incomparable. You'll yel a nice rrrani with rirli, rliorolaly ynodness that colors straight from tl|r tropics. MAOLA hlrmls this yrrat Lhocolalr flavor into richer, smoothrr. MAOLA Irr (.mini, ho yet plenty of MAOLA Laraeas Lhoeolale for tonight's after dinner dessert. W Maola Ice Cream Co. l’lionc 112 Washington, N. (1, "“■ now much farther get Chevrolet. Coin 80 come »n and st jg 1 Be Sure You Get the Deal You Deserve jf.* SEE WHAT YOU GAIN WITH THESE EXCLUSIVE CHEVROLET FEATURES More Powerful Valve-in-Head Engine with Powerglidc Automatic Transmis sion (optional at extra cost) • Body by Fuller • Centerpoise Power • Safety Plate Glass all arouna, with E-Z-Eye plate glass (optional at extra cost) • Largest Brakes in its field • Unliked Knee-Action Ride. SEE WHA1 YOU SAVE WITH THE Lowest-Priced Line in its Fieldf Roanoke Chevrolet Co. — Williamston
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