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TV A Phosphate Allotment
Must Be Made Before
Last Of Month
The extent of the Test Demon
stration activities on an over all
County basis will be curtailed
considerably due to a very limited
amount of phosphate that Jack
son County will get in comparison
with the allotments in previous
years. Some farmers who have
been receiving these materials in
the past may be wondering why
they have not received noti
fication to sign their requisitions.
The Beta, East Fork, and Speed
well Area demonstrations were
_ taken off the program due to lack
of phosphate to carry on with; the
Save Up To 50 perct.
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Western Auto
Associate Store
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farmers in these areas had been;
receiving mater.als larger than |
farmers of other areas in the j
County. The four remaining area j
demonstrations are Crooked Creek,
Qualla, Pine Creek, and River.
There are seven active long time
Jnit farms on Triple Super ma
terial with seventeen long time
Unit farms on Fused Tri-Calcium
material. Any farmer who lives
within the four remaining areas
who has not signed a requisition
for his material may do so by
dropping by the County Agent's
office within the next few days.
The requisitions must be in soon
so that th.s material may be or
dered out from the factory.
Waiting until the last moment
to order materials sometimes runs
into such obstacles as shortage of
rail cars thereby delaying ship-J
ments, therefore, let's be prompt
on placing our requisitions thereby I
assuring prompt delivery.
Secretary of Agriculture Bran
nan has announced that market
ing quotas will not be proclaimed
for the 1949 cotton crop.
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gives you
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in plaid
sp oti shifts
Wims Plaid sport shirts of rich, distinctively woven
fabr^s; in patterns as daring as th9v are colorful.
Generously c*t. of course, to assure all the roomy
comfort Vcu crave, and as ideal for active sports
as for holiday or week-end relaxing.
We also carry the nationally known B.V.D.
$3.50 AND $3.95
THE MEN'S STORE
Stovall Bldg.
Main Street
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hooper Motor co
main STREET SYLVA, N. C.
Cats Take ETST For
Homecoming
ROLL TO 32-12 VICTORY IN
EXCITING GAME REFORE
WELL PLEASED ALUMNI
Fullback Paul Rogers
Scores Twice For Cats
By Bobby Terrell
(Herald Sports Editor)
A homecoming crowd of 3,500
saw Coach Tom Young's Western
Carolina Catamounts explode in
fury to overwhelm a fighting East
Tennessee State eleven 32-12 in
WCTC's new Memorial Stadium at
Cullowhee Saturday n^ght.
Tennessee drew first blood with
in four minutes after the opening
kickoff. Quarterback Jack Vest,
a brilliant passer, tossed a long
aerial to halfback Paul Mussel
man that was good for 41 yard*
and a_ JS-0 lead after Musselman
missed the kick for extra point.
The Catamounts struck back be
fore the quarter ended when full
back Paul Rogers drove over from
the four to top off an 85 yard drive.
Frank Hardin failed to kick the
potential tie-breaking extra point.
Rogers put the Cats out front
early in the second quarter when
he scored his second TD from the
one yard line following a 29 yard ?
drive. Hardin also failed 4o con
vert this time. A minute later on !
tne second play following the Cat
arn Jur.t TD, Mace Brown, big Cat
in nunt end. hauled in a Ternessee
pass on the 20 and romped into the
6nd zone standing up to give the'
Ca.s an 18-6 lead at halftime.
A 15 yard pass from Vest to
Musselman who ran the ball an
other 45 yards brought the Buc
caneers up to a six point deiicit
early in the third period. Mussel
man shook olf three Catamounts
on his touchdown run.
In the final stanza, the Cats sew
zd it up for sure with touchdowns
Women Responding To
Army's First Call
For WAC And WAF
The response to the Regular
?'?my's first recruiting program
?r the Women's Army Corps and
omen's Air Force has been larg
er than anticipated, according to
Sgt. 1st CI D. R. Calhoun, local
Recruiting Sergeant.
Applications for the Women's
ir Force are being taken now
At all U. S. Army and U. S. Air
7orce Rscruitfng Stations, with
ctual enlistments beginning Sep-i
.ember 27- i.
The WAC-WAF Recruiting Pro
gram will be small and highly s -
ective/Nvith a maximum of 70001
Tor the Army and 4500 for the Air!
Force being accepted over a two-j
year period, the Sergeant 'ex
plained, and enlistment is open to
wcmeir both with and without]
prior service, for periods of 2, 3, 4,'
5, and 6 years. j
Age requirements for applicants
without prior service are between
the ages of 18 and 35. Former
members of the WAC, over 35 may'
enlist provided their present age'
ioes not exceed 35 plus the length
' f prior service.
Applicants must be citizens of
.ie L nited States, of high moral
-haract r and meet the physical
requirements. A High School
liploma is required for enl.stment
i the Women's Air Force, and a
High School education or its equi
valent for the Women's Army 1
>~orps. ?
WAC and WAF recruiters are'
now on duty at all Main Recruit- !
ing Stations, and information may'
be obtained at any Army-Air!
Forvfa Recruiting Station. The '
Local Recruiting Sergeant -will be
?ocat.d at the Post Office every
Monday and Wednesday mcrn
ig.
From 1938 to 1947, Uni'ed States
cotton exports averaged two and
a half milhon bales annually.
PADGETT'S!'
Specializing In
RADIATOR AND
MOTOR SERVICE
We Clean and Repair
All Work Guaranteed
One Day Service
Cullowhee Road
Phone 254-J1
by A1 Caperila and Jay Hooper.
Both scored on short plunges fol
lowing long d:.i\es. Hardin boot
ed both points tor a 32-12 lead
which stood until the end.
Outstanding men in the Cata
mourr. l.ne were M; ce Brown at
etui. Bu'Halo Humphries and Dan
RoLm:.sd:i at tackles. Art Byrd and
v." air. i\nneil at guards and Hugh
Co.'.sliruc al center.
hi e back field, Pee Wee Ham
ifton played a bang-up game al
.nougn he did not figure in the
scori: g.
T.:c lineup.*.:
WCTC Pos. E. TENN.
Brown LE James
Humphries LT Wilson
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Scoring;
WCTC
East Tenn. .
WCTC's TD'.v
LG Crocket'
C Southerland
KG Bailey
RT J en n. rigs
RE HoLscla w
QB Vest
LH Musselman
RH Hunt
FB Davis
.... 6 12 0 14?32
6 0 6 0?12
Rogers 2, Brown,
Caperila, Hooper. Points After:
Hardin 2
E. Tcnn.'s TD's?Musselman 2.
WCTC Subs ? Tate, Everhart,
Jaynes. Alli>on, Ilderton, Harris,
Clark. Hamilton, Caperila, Heav
ernor. Duke. Arney, Roberts, Hoop
er. Hardin.
E. Tenn. Subs?Duncan, Parsock,
Brown. Tianbarger, Moupin,
Weekly. Long, Evans, Lane,
France, Avers, Pope, Tolley, Jor
guson.
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&nl IAYAWAY SALE
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at Sossamon's
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT
Give Old Santa A Break This Year . : .
Shop Early - Use Our LAY-A-WAY Plan
EASY TERMS -- At SOSSAMON'S
Here are a fewr of the many items to be found
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SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION
of Rings lo; Men and Women. We have
the Masonic Emblem. Also Masonic
Emblem Wallets for men.
Make The Little Miss Happy
With an exp.in^ion or Slave Bracelet,
or a set of Beautiful Choker Pearls.
Our Diamond Rings Arc the
Finest in Town.
We have them single or in sets. See these
today. Easy terms?Lay-a-way.
GIVE HER A
Cameo Ring or beautifully designed
Compact.
A Gift For Every Member
Of The Family
Eversharp and Parker 51
Pen arid Pencil Sets,
or pens alone.
RONSON LIGHTERS
Ideal Gift for men.
Small Cameras Only ? $2.95
GIVE HER . . .
A Bolt of Pearls with Ear Rings to
match . . .
Make Iler Ilappy With A Set
of Gulden-Hueri Dirilyte
Flat wear Patterns. Dirilyte is
glamorous . . . Dirilyte is practical.
Usage keeps it bi ,ght.
WE HAVE A BIG
Assortment of Baby Jewelry.
GIVE HER A BEAUTIFUL
Set of Sterling Salt and Pepper Shakers.
Use Our Lay-A-Away Plan
To start her a service of Sterling Chapel,
Chateau Rose, or Alvin Sterling.
FOR LADIES
White Gold Benrus
17-Jewel. A real fine watch of distinc
tion.
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION
r>f Wiitch Bands for Men and Women.
WIDE SELECTION
of Ladies^" Watches from $29.50 up.
Use our lay-a-way'plan ? Easy terms.
THE GIFT FOR HER
21-Jewel Bulova, a really beautiful
watch and gift that will be appreciated
for only $71.50?Easy terms.
FOR HIM . . . BULOVA
Excellency, 21 - Jewel Nationally Ad
vertised at $71.50.
Use our lay-a-way plan . . .
LAPEL WATCHES
17-Jewel
$39.50
OTHER WATCHES FOR MEN
AND LADIES
Elgin 21-Jewel
GUARANTEED SATISFACTION ON ALL JEWELRY PURCHASES
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For limited time we will give with each Jewelry purchase a double surfaced $2.00 value, Shino Polish
Cloth for Gold and Silver wear.