WKO ARE MOVIE STAR
lllLUONAlRESTs
' Many famous start-'hv Parlay
ed their fabulous salaries. Into
eolofvut fortune . while their
glanrous colleagues squandered
eveoruiuur on 1 luxurious living.
, tMeet - these movie star million-
t aire in the revealing article
i- September 27th issue of :
M BALTIMORE
- v- SUNDAY AMERICAN 1
On Sate At you local newsdealer
FOR SALE
One of Madison County's best
farms! Containing 191 acres,
, more -or less. Modem dairy and
farm equipment Large tobacco
allotment. Conveniently located.
METTCALF REAL
ESTATE AGENCY
P.O. Box 614 Phone 4051
MARSHALL, N. C.
3
.. . WANTED
BLACK WALNUT LOGS
and Cherry Logs
Cash on Delivery
Call or Write:
WOOD-MOSAIC CORPORATION
Thompson St.. Biltmore, N. C.
Phone ALpine 3-0401
6-lltfc
Immediate openings for women
desiring to earn to $10 a day
part time representing AVON
COSMETICS. Write:
Mrs! Dorothy Bruton
183 St. Dunstan's Drive
, . . . Asheville, N. C. .p
V; Guaranteed
SHOE REPAIRING
"Bear Material Used
-' Prices Reasonable
CHAMPION SHOESHOP
', Located At
EDWARDS CLEANERS
Marshall. N. C .
SAVE ON ;
AT
Economy oil co;
, ALEXANDER. N. -
. US. 25-70 at Panther s'( fr
, ..Branch t ,i
GASOLINE
Regular
Premium
Quantity Discount to Trucks
2c Per Gallon
Kerosene - 14.9c gal.
(In Drum Lots)
ECONOMY OIL CO.
ALEXANDER, N. C.
At Panther Branch
Bring in School
Shoes
NOW!
Give us time
p make
them look
and wear
LIKE NEW.
Shoe
economy is
our business.
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t , liie
h racketti i ,
among a
tik ii pt' . s
v .1 they i t
- . can Ktup
. t y l'orge to .'
-, Amuiican fight-'
1 is proved itself. :
that old anger is
t .
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tivuy
....a ti Lie employees
iVl'.-S. ' 'i . .'
.in i-Ci'
control
n would eflTee.
the secondary '
o: The wholesale
and' corruption
ionty of unscrupu-
lous union I. iukrs. The Presi
dent has culled it a "national
disgrace." And the country is
boycott - Uie blackjack .union
dictators use on innocent by
slanders.- 1
' Landrum-GrifTin ' would end
"hot cargo" boycotts. No long-"'.
er could . union, power choke
small business to death in this
noose. '. . , -
Landrura-Grlflih would do
rith liimt A nrl vpa .ham,.' iav with .1 .hk Itnlman'h . lanil
reform. - , , where the small business has
- Two cournr-eous Congressmen ' no remedy under present law.:
a Republican and a Demo- Everyone would enjoy , -the.
eta 'have put together the protection of the law.
Landrum-Griffin Labor Reform v Landnun-Griflln. .would re
Bilt in . the' House of Repre- uire all local unions ,to file
sentatives. '. ' f; , financial reports unions
it-s a roo start," said the wai up io now, answer to no
C')! . , . r
6:05 Uymns For You . .
4:15 The Rev. Robert Harris,
6:30 Farm News V
6:35 Gettln' Vp Time 1 ' I
t:00 News ,
ao.We.tU:;i(;Y'-:
Tfl Country. Musie
8:00 Morning i Hymns ' .-'-
8:16 "Morning Devotions
.8:30 Pop SShop
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13.. J I ...j
19:C5 Party Line . ,
11:69 News
11 :0S Rural Koundup '
12:00 Trading Post ,
12:10 Dinner Bell- Jamboree
12:20 New A Bulletin Ta-.r J
13:30 Weather ' ; ; 'r
12 :85 Chuck Wagon Gang
12:45 Farm Forum ', s
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1:10 c ;
2X3 1 i
,2:C5 i:: y
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8:5 Tia IXp .
4:00 News
4:05 The Bop L.:
4:1& Service
4:80 Country
;6:C0 News .'
6:05 fiupdown Sv
7:3' Sign OJfH
News Every tour on
TILE esiterUy ' installed; : toif
V qnaory and ceramic; werk aruar
nteeo. a
- w. CTEAGUB
Marshall, N. C, RFD 1
S27 -M4p i
CHANDLER
HARDWARE CO.
, MarshalL N. C.
J -FOR SALE
' TWIaimeii Drr Gleaninsr
Ran. fOiirta'--: S5e
Some Pants ....
ALL PRICED TO GOi
EDWARDS CLEANERS
MARSHALL, N. C.
6-4tfe ' f j,
FOR SALE Benrus, Bulor,
and Elgin Watches. See FAIN
or JIM SPEINKUE at Sprinlde-
SheJton Co Marshall.
9-8tfc ' vfi.y----
WANTED Large Furnished
Room for light housekeeping by
a bachelor AT wnw. Ijr'
References exchanged. Notify
SHERIFF PONDER .
6-4tf '. "' -fey'-:---
FOR HTCNT .' Garage Apart
roent, located on Walnut Creek
, Road in corporate limits of Mar-
ji snail. tee or contact
MRS. 'JOHN McELROY
'' Bank of French Broad
,-MarshaU, N. C, .
.l'kaolp - -
JPOR SALE Barley, for seed
or feed. ' Priced reasonable.
- 1 STELLA G. RAMSEY j'
-California Creek Road 1-7 third
' house above Beech Glen. ,
4 d0-8c V sv- ... .
FOR SALE Beautiful gold
- (trimmed commemorative . plates
with' the 1 old ' Marshall . Baptist
Church Imildin? pictured on the
4 (front and a 75-iword history of
the church on the back. $20
iner plate.' May be purchpiea
from any member 6f VoU Vita
S. 6. Class or at Btlk-Broome
Store, MarshalL Proceed to go
to Building Fund for new church.
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Wool-Lamb
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cil'a activities. ' i'-;. f-v
Deductions for this promotion
program have been ; tttade'eaeh
year since the wool incenlUre pt
gram began in 1956. Deductione
amount to 1 cent per pound" for
shorn wool and 5 cents per hun
dredweight for .unshorn lambs'
and msy be no higher than that
if the agreement is extended.
An eligible voter in the refer
endum is any individual, corpse-''
ation, partnership or legal entis
ty which had an interest as own
er or partial owner in one or
more sheep six months of age or
older for .any period of at least
30 days from January 1, 1959, un-
til the day his ballot is caslt. Any
wool grower who bebeves fte is
entitled to vote ' and has not re
ceived his ballot should notify the
county ASC office.
Extension, of the agreement re
quires a favorable vote by grow
ers having two-thirds of the vol
ume of production represented in
the referendum. ''
W BY BREAD
ALONE,' TfflffiLY
Life is not io ne apent' entirely
in the Pursuit of seriona' . anA&
but neither should it ,be devoted
exclusively to the pleasurerof 49i
moment. ', tJ f - - --vThe'.
individual must, 'of 'neces
sity, consider the ultimate end of
man even if the present condition
of the human race . compels "at
tention to other thin eternal ob
jectives, i V A ' '
The ergani Ation of society to
day forces -men and 'women to
work tot material gains. " This
pressure often :. causes some of
them to forget that earning a liv
tr.z, important as that is, cannot
l e the sole endeavor of individu-
' ''
1? my years ago it was spoken,
1 s1 .1 not live by bread a-
,"' f ! V e err'Vation of that
i sir? Ing our earth
' '!''(' nt!y attend-
;, one of us. '.
v n should not neg
! p- 1 rnp' ' r.I d-
President of the United States,
What's behind this bill t The
.anger of the American- people.
America has been outraged by
the rogues' gallery of union
gangsters who paraded before
the McClellan Committee. The
Jeople harek been shocked by
immy Hoffa and his reported,
million-dollar . payoffs to , the
underworld ..: :.i .by H6ffaj the
man whose .contempt for the
. United States 1 government is
expressed in his own words,
"To heU with, them!" Aroused.,
'public opinion the most
powerful force in America -'
that's whafs -behind the' Lan-drum-Griffln
BilL.: t , - .'
.Iandrum-Gnffin has teeth
where teeth are needed!
Landrum-Griffln has an hon
est bill of rights for. working
men and women. If any union
official tries to ., 'deny free
speech and free assembly to -a
union member, that member
could carry his grievance to .
the courts and the Department
of Labor. Gone Would be , the ,
endless, hopeless r. waiting for-.
redress while - union' ' 'g"o on
squads terrorize- 'thr .protester
into submission. J , .n. i c 1 T.
Landrum-Grifflh 1 would, ban
blackmail picketing. No longer
could a union force an em-
one, it- would smoke . out the
1 "paper n unions" set up by
racketeers to , extort,1- money
from small employers to the
point of ruin. No more! I
No, the big labor barons don
like Landrum-Griftln one bit.?
They raise a great hue and cry
for "moderation." hut how
"moderately" do you1 deal with
goons and extortionists T
The fact is, Landrum-Griffln
would not deprive unions of any
' of their legitimate organiza
tional and negotiating tools. No
responsible labor leader need
fear' the bill. 4' - -
As the President ..said, the'
real choice is between, Govern
ment of the people, by the
people, for the people 'and,
control by crooks and racke
teers.; . The ..Congressmen who
propose the bi-partisan ; Lan-drum-Griffin
have shown that"
they are for the- people1. And'
that, after 1U is what America
is all about: people!,
. Congress can 'make organized
labor safe for democracy; again .
by. passing; Landrunt-Griffln.
now. in this session, t a
We're for the Landrum
Griffln Labor Reform -Bill. We
hope you are too. We hope you
will-. write your Congressman
and say so.
M ar Hill Lions-
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160,and. K.-Williams, 170 plus
freshman1 Wendell Wood ' 175,
form the corps of fullbacks. " -I
In the line, - coached ly Hsrrell
Wood,, the Lions have a pair of
225-pound tackles, Clay Jones and
John Arkansas, from last year.
plus ' freshmen Tom Royal and
Bijl Thompson; 185. Leading pros
pects for duties, at the wing posts
are letterman Robert Hughes of
Swannanoa, f reshanan Ford Park
er from Lee Edwards High School,
squaxtman Larry Hodgens and
freshmen Joe Baittee, 185, Tom
Stanford, 176, and Jack Street,
186. :,
At guards Wood will utilize
squad-man Lenny Weston, 180,
Open House
V ( Continued From ' Page -One)
part of the Pacific MiUs'vRaeford
Division, ''and 'oompleHion fit m
extensive, improvement 'vnd'3
paneion program. . 1, ;tyyf,
'Hours for the Open House have
been" arranged "so that emtployees
on all shifts will have an oppor
tunity to attend and bring their
tendea to civac," business, ; reli'
gious, governmental . . and. w other
representatives of Hot Springs,
Marshall, Mars HSU, , Spring
Creek and surrounding area. -)
Guided tours of the plant will
be given the visitors, who. will
view various processes Which' go
into spinning of worsted yarns,
! F ' ' -V. '
News for Veterans
Q " Q
The Veterans Administration is
going to send to all veterans and
widows and orphans . of veterans
who get pensions, an ' explanation'
of the terms of the new' Veterans
Pension Act of .,1959, v enacted, by
the 86th Congress." -,.
This was ' announced by; VA,
Which . sakY the information j on
the neir law will ' be mailed along
with thir pension checks for Sep-
fi(iniher.r"f f ' 1 f ,
Thd dm law does not awnlv to
Veterans Ireceiving, Bapeafseikffl,
f or servicencoconected disabilities
or 'to widows and orphans of vet
erans who died 1 of service-con
nected causes. " ,l '
The new law will iiot take ef
fect until July 1 I960, VA said
all Applications for pensions af
ter that date will come, under its
terms. Persons already on Che
ension rolls will have to make a
choice before July 1, I960 as to
whether they wish to remain un-i
der the present pension system
IT MAY NEVER HAPPEN
man Lowery Worley, 185, of Mar
shall, and Robert Wright, 175.
David Bradley of Mars Hill and
Tom Neal of Asheville, a couple
of sophomores who did not play
-football last year, have, been bat-
I tiling letterman Stanley Lawhon
and freshman Ralph Frazier for
assignment at center.
Wingate captured the confer
ence tulle last year by running
I roughshod over Lees-McRae, Mars
I Hill and Gardner-Webb. Rated
Syracuse,'N. Y. Nick Canaa- one of the top Junior college .teams
trare learned that he had passed I in tfne East, the Bulldogs played
a written civil service examina-l Texarkana Junior College in a
tion for police patrolman. I post-season bowl game, .losing
Then it turned out that just 1-6. -
the day; before he received tne This season, under new coach
good, news he had been fined $50 Bill Connell, the iBaptists from
for taking part in a poker game Union County have been picked In
raided toy ponce, omex naroid, J&.ia 'pre-season national poll as- No.
Kelly observed: "This bumps Ca-j 6 junior college, team in the East,
nsstre.oiff the, (civil service) list,! They started the season last week
so far as, I know." Ifn an effort .to live un to .their
(latin hv thhiyinr t.eA.MTtjui
or .change over to. the new ys-9-0, r ; v -1
tem.. 4.,. , ... . i. t.. . I "Coach Henderson, who- saw the
Only one choice will .be allowed, game, said Wingate has another
however. If person chooses to Igood team but doubts that it will
go under the new pension system,! be as strong as. last"Vear' sqnad.
he will not be permitted to change! Henderson, also predicted his own
back at a later date t to the old I team would be much improved
James Schauback, 175, and fresh- Displays of producfts will be in
system, , .
. VA said the new law provides,
that the amount of pension, will
be . based on the amount of other
income which the yeteran or vet
eran's dependent receives. The
greater ; the income' the lower the
pension and vice versa.
this season.
stalled and refreshments served. 1
The Hot .Springs Plant was built
in 1954 af ter a group of Madison
Countty people pooled their ef
forts to construct a modern tex
tile plants and persuaded Goodall
Sanford, Inc., to open the plant
with yarn-uiakiiig operations.
Burlington Industries, world's
leading and most diversified tex
tile, manufacturer, acquired - 'the
Goodall-Sanford firm and the Hot
ufi "no ftoiii jir year me
plant has been part of ther. Rae-
ford .Worsted operations of Paci'
fic Mills, a Division of Burling-.
ton Industries, since November,
1957.
ATTEN1
ubscri:
.wJi have, received
newaTs.to THe New
eemtly -from but of
with insufficient' r,
cover the charge. ? t
,hIn-Madison-County
used1 in. sending the n
note that! the out of I
are. J. yearM.OO; j
t&JSQ; 18 months
niinths 45.00,
in ' having
Also,
changed, ' please . give
OLD address and tU
dress.
T
Savings Bonds
v (Continued From Paget One)-;
ly the fact that ever person who
owns an E or H bond benefits
from the new rate, without having
to do anything about it," Johnson
continued. "I would therefore en
courage ' the public to do two
things; keep holding : their ' .old
bonds, and , keep gon buying the
new ones. ; This is the finest Sav-1
ings Bonds package ever offered." jig's dollar goal for
Sale Of Bond;
(Continued From T
ings . Bonds, Series H
bond sold in large dc
to investors, showed s
63 rfer cent as con
gust, of 1958. . . I
1 c - ' I
Combined sales I
H ' bonds ' amountc
& 8 per cent deer :
ed to the previous
In' North Cacii!
Bales, for the first
of this year aoioun
800, or 61 per cen
J
lnnual quota of Si
V j ,.!
F jar. j. !. nuait
teer Chairman of 1
ty,, in releasing Jdhi
"With' the interest
Savings ' Bonds in
&, per cent to
expect the Savings I
considerably ; Improv
too, that our count
Carolina, should, ael
Savings, Bonds quo!
n Madison Coiw
for the mon'uh cf
$10,978.15. Aocumul
the yeas amounted t
which, is 63.3 per cen
WE FORD DEALERS HAVE JUST COME BACK FROM OETROtT AND WE'RE TELLING YC
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s I Eveready Search
i every suspended milker ;
1 -v. C..t yours today while
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lAfeve seen the -ISaifcc
and OH' EGYS
GET IEADY for the nicest istpriss af '
Mtariafl lifetime, whta fee see ssd arfvs
me New-size rord . i . me Ferd Fakes.
Kere't what resD tee . sad experiesfs . ; t
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7. The' Falcon's now undergoing a d.
Experience Run U.S.A.), over every j
numbered U' S. highway, a the clima
to 3 years ; and 3 million miles of r
development and testing. tC ' '. .j
I. Experience Run U now prmng tnai
Ford , Falcon averages 1ipB to 30 1
" - gallon of tegular gasl ,,,!' -'
- 9. The new, 90-hp Falcon Six engi
1 front, far greater sjability and safety. '
. . not an untried, experimental engine, (
. T on modern ihort-stroke principles t
been thoroughly proved and univn
cepted by engine engineers. j
0. The purchata price will be voin
r
1. A altogether new and marrer look in
new-size cars, ' .
2. More head room, leg ream, hip room than
you'd ever imagine in a car this size . . and
it seats six tix-iboten . . takes all their luggage!
J. Free and easy get-in 'and get-out ton-,
veniance. .No windshield ''dogleg" v '. it's
. been swept forward, out of the way I And door
, openings are big! "- , 5
.' 4. Ila himh of tafetv alaia all around (it 1
was nioneercd bv Ford !) . . . with visibility like t savings. We -can't tell you what it
Nyou'd. never believe'in isiar the Falcon's size! just yet, bu U will-prove right I
5. Sfors. aorks, steps so cffor'tlessly that no f tart-tht .the'' T Ford- Falcon
- power assists are even necessary. And you can JTT """Li? r' ,V
4d. ,.- r.L.A-'. aw- iJLa '" We're4 accepting orders' for- the r
Drive to make the going even nimbler! (
4. edy and rrama are of single-unit construe-'
tion like the Thuoderbird . . . makes it almost
immune to rattles. For greatest upkeep econ
omy, fenders are bolted on.jrrille is non-rusting ,
aluminum, important underbody structures arc
Falcon, right) now!
; heavily zinc -coated JO resist corrosion through ...
.he years. V ' t ' A 1 "
- -COMINO
' OCT. am .
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The Catlett Car In I! e V. . J t j
AND WAIT TILL IQi SEE m