1940
T.keeP Pce wii
in-" aircraii
m ""Ti-mnautici
11 nilots and'
the vast training
kfar the v ha
i.. c lam
roa -it-trftininff 'I
...:i;un Miw-V"- - .
cr."n have turned
..ft nl-
, collet ana uu
Jun!.;Croximate.
'ra"."" 7'iwe year
L.'ts 1,1 . 1 A will
"r te 15,000
... courses W
on a three-month
"io of the first group
i way b.V June o and
ill tinisn -"
Public Testimony!
Hnzplwood Will
Flav lwn laffwe
Games This Week
THE WAYNESV1LLE MOUNTAINEER
Page 15
r . :
Nazis Capture a French Tank
.up
Hinckley, chairman of
, L . uthority would
O into the program
A count on coi.fc
an additional $3-,Uuu,
requested. .
. between tne
v to in"1 ,
and
.- iiwihiiiiiiiiiiiihi'iiii ii ii i
- 1
will play two games in the Indus
trial League this week when they
meet Sayles Bleachery on the local
UI1U ta'l ivii jn wuuuuj wa
The Salyes contest is a regular
scheduled game, but due , to the
Fourth of July program the regu
lar schedule which called for two
games between Canton and Hazei
wood will be scattered to other
nf which falls for Sun
day on the local diamond.
The Manuiacturers win return
the game at some later date.
1
fen
..lined
IRear Admiral John H. Towers of
l . r nvrr O lit"! ffl
inIrh :ir. ,the Wavy Bureau
.. u V.A RpnBtn naval ax-
indicated a pomidu - " .hearing on the avi-
may be admjtwu - expansion biU. Suggestion
300 and 4uu ,that hta testimony on th- smau.
4 under tnis yai o innmber of naval planes do sup-i
a., elf nnfr.ion I j and thAT&t3
Vrun ii mt presseu w
. 11 mmOll I -AnrtA TYinHa DUbllC- i
j as it c)UU1' . . '
hips and do many
Mr. Hinckley stated .
:':.! hit A5.0OU
ton to in""""
jt,e fundamentals oi
Lmission has plans un-
L' secondary instruction
f o . . i A
itional flymg nouIB -InU
who already have
ntary training.
at least 3,000 new in-
Beef Producers
Will Hold Meet
Here On Saturday
All Haywood County beef cattle
ara. Invito t- a meet-
piiniutci) r -
ing to be held on Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock in the court house.
The purpose of the meeting is to
complete the organization of the
Haywood County Beef Cattle As-
crvnioHnn prill id lllSCUSS SOme Of
the plans of the group.
Consideration will be given to
the beef cattle show which will be
held this fall, a consignment sale
that is under contemplation, and
plans to take a carload of cattle to
the State Fair.
& '.; f -:--v,r Ciil-rJ IM;
1 -f- If is I m .11 1 1
vN i v til it I I i I
Nation's Beauty Bill ,
Is Set At $142,000,000
Chicago. Ab-jut this buainew of
being beautiful:
The American Hairdresser, beau
ticians trade paper, reported that
40,000,000 women spend $142,000,
000 annually in beauty salons. Of
this amount, approximately $6,000,
000 is spent for scalp treatment;
$13 000,000 for cosmetics; $15,000,-
' - - n
000 for manicures; w,vuu,uuu i
dyeing and bleaching hair; $18,000,
000 for facials; $73,000,000 for per
manent waves.
Cerman censor-approved caption says this picture shows Nazi soldiers capturing a V rem-h medium pk
A member of the French tank crew! hands aloft, is leaving his stranded veh.cle. 1 he photo wa. mud
bv one of Germany s soldier-pitoiograpners.
Supreme Court Makes History
While Its Philosophy Shifts
New Words Brouaht
IntoPiiblicUseByWar
i : 1 ""
. ... . ..-., nt 25
'retresner cuuiota
000 active and inactive
..A.Y,mi'cial ratings.
Lg" some 7,000 inactive
ots w th 15-hour course.
..oiinWp 25-hour re-
iurses to approximately
hn AT. COURSE
vv"" . ...... t
It ion. a special la-nour
be given to 25,000 stu
will have qualified a3
nmii.p the civilian pi-
L program but who are
Jtatcly selected lor sec
The war has brought these words
into general use:
BLITiKKrulU me leciiiiinuc
"lightning war" preferred by Ger-
i ... 1. iinnofrnlVi
many, rrogress m ""
tion and massed motor transport
helped make it possible. Used by
Italy m liitniopia, uui, vc
did not get into wide circulation
until the Polish campaign by Ger-
. . v
dadashi " s ' une wuu
J. n !V(kUl
rt mtuii nnrnrhtite invaders
Grew out of the organization of
volunteers in England to guard
nymiin influx from the
ttgaiuav vv.
sky.
STUKAS Dive bombers. The
p.,,, tnkn bomber was used
Halters Halted
ininor
Iv ! uci man .
ncklev said that 90 per; ... ,.f cl,-onRK in a divine tech-
r i w iUll t, " .
the students already en-.; . QU Tne worj ja now used to
ecomlary training in 1 , describe all ,jve bombers.
lave expressed tne ulmio : i-ortftPQ Armored"
into military aviation, tcrm that
Ihey will require BtUl sou-; A- - ,
hq trainingbefore they . J-LnA
,mphasized, "will not be I FIFTH COLUMN The loyal
f pilots in any sense. All force witnm me -
I must start somewhere,"; the spies, traitors and alien eie-
ment. depending on viewpoint
Lining, he described, is a . When General Franco marchedon
i in the aviation inuusiry. iviaariu ne u --r ,
, ..:..;. i,J t.,'.,n witbin the capital
ainmes nave come uj ymyui.n.".-' i ,
Kir reserves on pilots, he were termed "the fifth eolrnm.,
I Since then, use of the term has
if? for the new program spread. Germany perfected the
in Norwav.
iiiaieiy avauaDie ai "oo uevnc ii
nd universities and in 75 j ERSATZ German for substi-
ties where last year's , tute. There are many in me w
was conducted on a non-! ,an wehrwirtschaft, which means
jis. Further colleges will, the science of organizing a nation a
economy lor military i""-
t S?Bkft ill
v ...
M' "'!S v-l
A'- ( V?KAtJ
I to the program if they
iisible, Mr. Hinckley said,
f "ta of non-college trainees
increased under the pro
m 8 to 15 per cent. About
nes or one for 15 students
available for the trainees'
I Hinckley estimated.
I, . . . ...
juais wishing to apply for
ft training are advised to
she nearwif Vr.orafiTi rnm-
I - "O
I ,, 1 . AT. -
vuuege enrouea m ine
:ts life - Size
sion By Fall
Ynrlr ::
-icicTujiun uii iuir
l , wvMuiiug a vy
fore next fall is forecast by
prnoff, president of Radio
Fn of America! He indi
F probability that tele
ptallations would be avail
Jf howings in motion pic
Ftreg. lARIABLE NATTTR1T
Ire it a mutable cloud which
r-" ua nerer tne samev
Munitions Cost Much,
President Points Out
Washington. Modern weapons
of war cost a lot of money, Presi
Aa Ronspvelt said in his radio
AAr.. Snndav nieht. He gave
OUUL bO0 " '
l 4liAQn nriM RS Samples "
Four-engine long-range bomb
ing plane, $350,000. 4 i ....
Interceptor pursuit piauc, t
000. -
M;m hnmhpr. J160.000.
Three-inch anti-aircraft gun,
$40,000, without fire control equip
ment. .
I Heavy tanks, $46,000.
Mary Grenwetz (left) and Cecelia
Roman, unemployed waitresses,
were ticketed by a perspiring po-
.. . kfV,inor in halter 8
liceman ior sun i - -M
and shorts in Centra Park New
York City, magistral j- -- ,
1 day. a pnowKi'"" ; ; .
dne. Here are the girls back in i
their apartrnerifc.
nop- Back,
His Whiskers uone
Tulsa. Okla.Scotty wears an
embarrassed expression now, in
stead of his whisKers. -to
Mrs. Harry W. Nelson, the
cv, fprrier's owner, but some-
body stole him and when he rer
..! ot ihfl back door a cou-
appcai .--
pie of days later ail ms
had been shaved.
Household Hint
Good care of paint brushes after
each using will enable ona to use
the same brush for many paint
Jobs. Wash the brush in turpen
tine to remove al paint, then wash
tt thoroughly in warm water and
oap ends. Rinse in warm water,
dry, and then wrap in paper.
HEN IT'S
REAL ESTATE
ALWAYS CONSULT
f :,.
The L. N. Davis Co.
urawe Real Estate Rentals . Bonds
B0NE 77 -:- MAIN STREET
Today's V2nu
By U li I I f ii .'.1 .u;
ic villi rtnn't want to noll e-
itH diiH.er preparations until tne
last;' minute, try mis -i-
. i..m nil. vetretaoles cockv-
and everything rcdy for a qx.
- v.. 1 J..n.V. MOl.
meal, llie siiurvcaRe fc-- ..
je prc-pared: hours before, kept 1 1;
the ref nrrerator and baked when
the grill is done.
Bacon Grill Watercress' Sa! a -i
Strawberry Shortcake Coffee
Baron Grill Dne pound slice
bacon, one bunch asparagus, f
tablespoons butter six slices pn,
apple, three large cooked potato,
one-fourth cup grated cheese.
Arrange all ingredients individ
aally'on the broiler rack. Dot as
paragus and potatoes with butter
and sprinkle with grated cheese.
Broil at a moderate temperature
until Cacon i uuhb -
and vegeuble heated through and
browned. iurnu.wii ww...
range fruiU and vegetables in cen
ter witn uatui, '" .
The broiler rack shoald be placed
bout three inches from the source
eTheat to give the best results.
Broiled bacon should be crisp, but
act brittle. Bacon slices which have
en Placed cold on a cool broiler
rick will usually Ke flat and can be
attractively served.
Washington. The Supreme
court has made history in the
present term.
The term has included the loOth
; .... C ia rrtlirt.
annivcrsui f
It has marked tne aoveni ui n
fifth Roosevelt appointee to tne
body, giving the president a ma-
JW 'VJ --
Above all. it has marked swoep-
.,..niiit victories and a
iK ' .
broad extension vi ibk" v
in a series of historic decisions.
Nearly all of these decisions have
been, in one way or another, favor
able to the government's arguments.
llnfir winding up its affairs
the court sustained the validity
of the oil production oruera .-
i i... v.o Tovna Km road cum-
sueu ujr mo m.-
mission, upheld by 8 to 1( Justice
Stone dissenting), tne action m .
Pennsylvania school ooaru in im
pelling two pupils for refusing to
salute the flag, and completed oth-
The big cases of the year were
' ' 4lwton wVlil'h
and defined the goveinnicnls au
thority. .in sucli matieis u . ".
i i !,. u -1)11111 nm tne
trv power ol agcnCH'S; iim; "'
National Labor Relations board.
Contrary to reports, the pusim
of a maj.iirity.-ot wcw .i-m J"-
tices was not decisive in most cihus
and in only one or two minor in
stances was more an u...-....u..v.
cleavage between them and wo ;
four other court nieiw'a
.. i;..i ;.w. 4.tiilincv
ever, there .avus u "" - -
for the live newcomers to auojn
the same approach. -
six-ro ru he e dec ixion
, iu. i,,v llnsii'rv case, for
example. May 27, which established
the government s powi-i
trade unions under the anti-trust
act but in the specuic
empted a union from triple dam-
.M n all (III W 1 1 OV1 invi
a itch in. . .
court diviiled on tne lavu.-
6 to 3. The five "New Deal" jus
tices were joined Dy r. -
Stone, a former Kcpupncan m.-
1 I (H 1 1 llll'K I' WB
ney general
tee The dissenting minority of
lte ... ,.H of the chief
o Hce and Justices McReynolds
ana ruuu yo. , . . w-
. i nu in i.wir iinii"1
(in tne same .. .
cases dealing with army re-ennst-
i n.nrKin nuuiB vi v
tain trucking company . wnployees,
the five "New Deal judges, ' Black,
Reed, Frankfurter, vou
. j.i:..,o maioritv rulings
t.f "the four other
0 o Tnpsp were almost
court menii.- ---- -
the only instances m
V ... ... .i," Wva eomolete-
five 'new uuaioo .
lv broken with the other members.
' ... . , 117:111, ; in n n article m
weno.cu i"""-; . -
r, i i .. h vpninir
the aaturu-j- " ;,
. - I Now His.
Marrh H. 1 ne - . -
charged that the remodeled court
16 ,. -KomwH the
had 8UDStaiii.""J . .
American form of government At-
torney General iwk. . - ----replyfng
to the article in his Bos
repiyii b . .. 9 recalled
ton college spec-v... .-i--- -. -
that in the 14 cases cited by Mr
willkie six were decided by the
court i others only
Mr Kooseveii.. -
Roosevelt judge had JJrj-
pointed, whose 'the re-
uu3havVbeenthesan.if
the president nau ty.1
r ., c l oocio nlnnp. the
nnprative. a relatively mmi in
operative, a Ro-eveit appoin-
111 19S?'.! inad bv Mr. JUS-
tees aecisi'i v - .
S Stone (as again in the Apex
case). - f,jt a KfiKTi
. . t bow that the
The iacu d".
change in the court philosophy ap-
neared wluIC .
bewhip, but the accumulating
j.. inrm iuat finishod in
tlicates that the now tendencies are
being confirmed by the live rvoose-
velt appointees.
Most frequent dissenter is io-
yoar-old Justice MeKeynoids, oniy
member left regarded as "consor-
vative" by the administration. Like
the chief justice, also 'in, ne miuwb
no desire to retire, at least until
after the fall election. With theso
two, Mr. Justice Roberts' name nns
r ti.i li....n counli'il in ilissonts.
1 I t'um-ii v. j 1
There have also been frequent cases
in which the Roosevelt appointees
took different sun's.
In two big oil decisions the Su
rname court held with the govern
ment and broadened its anti-trust
the Sherman act and Patent law
did not permit price regulation;
in the Madison case it found 12
big midwestern oil companies guil
ty of conspiracy to raise prices. The
anti-trust drive of Thurman Ar
nold in the justi-o department nas
been upheld at many points by
the court. In sustaining the gov
ernnient's 1937 Bituminous Coal
act, the court agreed that the fed
eral and state governments could
use price-fixing to aid an ailing
industry.
I contr vi'holds sum
The Apex case defined the rela
tion of the Sherman act to labor,
while it ruled in another ease that
the 1037 agricultural marketing
act did not bar prosecution under
anti-trust laws of a group of Chi
cago milk dealers.
The court in the past term con
tinued its succession of decisions
upholding authority of tho Na
tional Uibor Relations board. Oth
er decisions upheld federal admin
istrative agencies in acting without
1 .mi interference. In a
1UW1-1 ...v ..-
number of such decisions the nign
court placed responsibility on con
gress for the agencies' power.
power; in the Kthyl case it helddo right
Mo man has a right to do as be)
pleases except whon he pleasea to
C. Simmons.
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