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THE MOUNTAINEER, WAYNESVILLE. N. C.
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10 ?:J two millionth V-8
otK -: Voffth final assembly line
driKC Plant Friday. It was
tht h''f -Vrd millionth Ford to
& '.he' last 32 years.
V ' ".' car was to be started
I T. " " :oo-mile journey to
'' '' Ca"' where it will be
Stf :ri!Hiti'n in the California
V; ,,nn.e-national Exposition.
.J- ;"i':pth V-8 Ford was pro-
Waynewood
THEATRE
LaTiTnd Friday, June 20-21
t ' uri
"George mines
Scandals Of 1935"
All Star Musical
Saturday, June 22
"The Lone Rider"
With Buck Jones
Vondav and Tuesday, June 24-25
"Life Begins At
Forty"
With Will Rogers and All Star
Cast
Wednesday, June 26
"Car 99"
With Fred Macmurry and Ann
Sheridan
Thursday. June 27
Shadow Of Doubt"
With Kirardo Cortez ' and 'Vir
ginia Hruce
Shows at 7:15 and 9:15
Admission 10c and 25c
State's General Fund Paralysis Cases
In Red Over Million
RALEIGH. Though the state of
North Carolina had a cash balance
of $16,762,488.11 on June 1, the gen
eral fund was in "the red" by $1,794.
118.40, it was shown recently in the
monthly statement of the auditor and
treasurer.
The highway fund had a balance
June 1 of . . 17,515,9iy.o6.
General fund receipts for 11 months
of the fiscal year were shown to be
$40,126,045.16 but an overdraft last
July 1 of $2,601,372.28 plus expendi
tures of $39,318,711.28 threw it off
balance.
The highway and special funds
have received $64,252,623.61 this fiscal
year which left the big balance after
expenditures of $58,916,268.46 and ad
dition of a balance of $12,176,564.21
which existed last July 1.
The state debt June 1 was listed
at $170,598,000.
Estimate 340,000 Saw
Rhododendron Festival
ASHEVILLE. More than 340,000
persons were spectators or partici
pated in the 12 major events of the
eighth annual Rhododendron festival
which came to a close here Friday
night with the Mardi Gras events.
This estimate of attendance was
decided upon at the Chamber of Com
merce today following a conference
between parade chairman. Chamber
officials, marshals and others who at
tended every event. The figures also
coincide, as far as parades are con
cerned, to estimates . made by motor
cycle patrolmen who were on duty
all week.
At Peak In N. C.
S. Constitution May
Receive A New Home
RALEIGH,
WASHINGTON'. June 13. Amid
ill '.ho talk about the Constitution
.md whether it should be chanced.
considering
joX'U-
wrether t.i move the original
ni of. itsc.f to a new homo.
Tin quo::,n i: Should the Con
stitution and the Declaration of Inde
pendence renviin in the Library of
Congress ov !;o enshrined in the ,uv.
National Archives r.ui'.dir.g when it
is 0'iimilot i d' now fall '.'
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Indicted For Threatening
To liomb White House
DON'T BUY
Any Refrigerator
unless it has
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VASHINGT()N,-Iiit Has!iein, who
was graduated from West Point two
years ago, was indicted today by a
District of Columbia grand jury for
threatening to bomb the White House.
The former army otlicer, who is
now serving time in the District jail
for disorderly conduct, has boon pro
nounced insane by alienists. His in
dictment, the first one here for mak
ing threats against the President,
presumably was returned to facilitate
his commitment to St. Elizabeth's
hospital.
Secret service operatives turned the
case over to the United States at
torney after Bashein wrote the fol
lowing letter to President Roosevelt
last May 30:
"I, West Point grad, June, 1933,
will bomlb your quarters. I have been
seeking job. Am desperate. Will
commit! ' desperate deed : to secure
economic security.
"P. S. Notify newspapers."
Centering in the east
ern :ar: of the State but slowlv show
ing u, :n an increasing number lio'vrnment officials ' a
pitujiioiu ami western counties, int'an-ti-e
pataiysis is occurring in Nortu
taroima. with greater frequency :hvs
year that has ever before bee'n it
cordeu.
Nine new eases were lifted by the
Mate board of Health today to give
? !,.ta' ot 134 111 exactly rive and one
halt months and exceed by one case
she previous high t.-al for any cal
endar year since the disease became
reporiaaie in ltUT. The
high was 13,'i in liit
With doctois admitting thev know
little about the disease poliomyel
itis warnings were reiwated to
keep children .vay from crowds and
public places and steps were under
way for a vaccine preventive experi
ment in Guilford county.
Eighty-live per. cent of the cases
reported through Thursday occurred
in children under 10 wars of age,
heajth department statistics show,
and only rive cases reported since
May 1 have afflicted persons over 20
years of age.
Ihene have been 119 cases in ttie
last 45 days with Uii of them in chil
dren three years of age and 31 in
children between rive and nine years
of age.
R. D. V. Connor, the archivist who
will have charge of the new $12,000,
000 building, declined to comment on
the question, saying it was too
ticklish."
He supplied, however, a copy of an
address President Herbrf t Hoover
made when the corner stone was laid.
"There will be aggregated here the
most sacred documents of our history
-the originals of the Declaration of
independence and the Constitution of
the United States," Hoover said.
Miss Elizabeth Kitchen, of the
Health I'n't, spent the week-end in
Mills River, with her family.
Tobacco Warehousemen
Vote To Stay With NRA
ASHEVILLE. The National To
bacco Warehouse association, at the
closing session of its annual two-day
meeting here, voted to recommend to
each member association that they
adojit binding agreement." carrying
out provisions of their former NRA
code.
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Whiskey Still An
Issue In Slate
RALEIGH. A week before, sched
uled 'liquor elections in Wilson and
Edgecombe counties, whiskey, the
cause of more than one political and
probably physical as well headache
during the 1935 General Assembly
still remains one of the major sub
jects for discussion in North Carolina. I
I nloss stopped by court order, void.-
ot Wilson and Edgecombe coun
ties will go to the polls Saturday.
June I'L', to decide w'hether or not
county-controlled hiral liquor, stores
shall be set up. The counties are
two of the IS authorized by the last
Legislatuie to hold, special liquor
elections.
Organized drvs have asserted that
efforts will 'be. made in each of the If
counties New Hanover, Pasquotank,
Wilson, Edgecombe, Franklin, Moore,
Rockingham. Greene, Pitt, Carteret,
Onsljiw, Craven, IenoiiJ, Heaulrl,.
Martin, Halifax, Vance, and Warren
to prevent the holding of the
special elections and court actions
have already been instituted in Now
Hanover, Greene and Franklin cohn-ties.
Household
Hints
If you haven't trays for flower
pdts, cut pieces from inner-aulies,
seallopping or painting edges. These
protect varnish or cover.
If oranges are put in the oven be
fore- peeling,"-the thick white skin
comes off with the outer skin. If
lemons are heated before .squeezing
much more juice may be extracted.
To remove mildew; wet stains with
peroxide, pour boiling water over and
repeat until stains disappear.
To remove varnish or paint from
Window pains, rub with steel wool
wet in hot vinegar or soap suds.
If chickens that are. picked- and
singed immediately after being killed
are washed with a cloth in warm
water to which quite a little soda ha
been added, seldom a pin feather
remains. Rinse afterwaiiis in clear
or salt water.
To make house plants bloom dis
solve three tablespoons Epsom salts in
one gallon of water, let s-and one day,
then water the plants two or . three
times a" week with solution.
Isn't It So?
By
POLK DANIELS
An eye witness will occasionally lie
about it as much as the lellow who
didn't see it but claims he. did.
Lots of fo!h.s lie about their kin.
If they don't brag on them and flatter
them they abuse them and exaggerate
their faults.
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
(As reronleil lo Monday of this week)
v . , , y ,
W. Wade Johnson, of Robbinsville,
N. ('., to Connie Halicy, of Canton,
Elmer Mosser, of Cove Creek, to
Texie Price, of White Oak.
Henry Wyatt to Mary P.i rchfield,
both of Iftizelwood.
Orie E. Monteith, of Sylva, to Cam)
Alberta Shinn, of Concord.
iStua.it A. McDowell, of Kridge
iort, Conn., to Dora Rosalie Curtis,
of Canton.
John Kane.. of 1'itts.burg. paints box
cars for a living, and pictures for
recreation. One of his pictures won
the Carnegie Institute, prize at an
exhibition in. his home city.
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Carpets
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Exclusively
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When a girl loses 'confidence in a
boy, she almost invariably at once
hunts up anoither to place her trust in.
If you have to try hard -to be agree
able, you seldom are.
Making love to a woman when ou
don't mean it is one of the surest
ways of making trouble later on. So
many girls and women there are who
can't tell when a man is joking.
A little man trying to look impor
tant is as funny as a big man wear
ing a little narrow-"brimmed hat.
A irl who persistently makes eyes
at other e-irls' sweeties will when sne
gets older, flirt with other women s
Notwithstanding the onwara
march of civilization, one form
torture has come down with us irom
the dark ages; The one-sided love-affair.
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Nashville a bandit armed witn a
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