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THURSDAY, APBIl!
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
Patriotic G
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Spruce Arrive
For U. D. C. And
D. A.R. Groups
Plantings Will Be Made
Along Parkway Near Devils
Court House and Tennessee
- Gap.
. It tu announced today that the
Pisgah National Forest will re
ceive spruce planting- stock the
first of next week for the estab
lishment of memorial forests for
the D. A. R., and the U. D. C
Mrs. Joseph Silversteen, of Bre
vard, state regent for the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution,
and Mrs. Ethel Harris Fisher, of
Asheville, state president of the
North Carolina division of the
Daughters of the Confederacy, have
entered into a co-operative agree
ment with Joseph C. Kircher, of
Atlanta, Regional Forester of the
thirteen Southern states, for the
development of the Memorial For
ests. .
According to the agreement, the
co-operating organizations deposit
the sum of $5.00 for each acre to
be planted and the U. S, Forest
Service is to furnish the planting
stock, supervise the planting and
afford the area the same protec
tion from fire, disease and tres
pass as is given other Xativn&l
forest lands in the immediate vi
cinity. The D. A. R. and U. D. C. are
contributing to the establishment
of these forests in memory of the
soldiers the State of North Caro
lina has furnished in memory of
the North Carolina Daughter of
the American Revolution, also as
an expression of their interest in
reforestation and the restoration
of the natural resources of the
Southern region.
The site? selected for these plant
ings are along the Blue Ridge
Parkway between Devils Court
house and Tennessee Gap. At one
time this area supported one of
the best virgin stands of spruce in
the United States. It now supports
only a few scattered trees of mer
chantable species due to clear
cuttir.fr of the spruce stands and a
sever? burn following the logging
operations prior to acquisition by
the United States. It will be nec
essary to plant the area to bring
it back into productivity.
In addition to the memorial
obntings, the Pisgah National
Forest is planting through its CCC
camps about 350 acres of abandon
ed fields that are not restocking
satisfactorily. The fields that are
being planted have eroded to the
extent that they are no longer
suited for agricultural purposes
or the land is too poor for that use.
Before areas are planted it is
first determined that growing for-
Seen In Friday's Film Here
iBrian Aherne and Kay Francis in a scene from "The Man Who
Lost Himself which opens Friday at The Park.
Villians At Bay In "Colorado"
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scientific tests of the smoke itself
1 Headed by Roy Rogers in the exciting and historical western "Col
lorado" which shows at the Park Saturday, is a number of other stars
that make it a picture filled witji thrill after thrill in this fast action
western drama with songs and music aplenty. -
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I est products is the highest use of
the land and lands suitable for
agriculture or eood pasture are
not planted. , THURSDAY Wallace Beery as
I . ; Approximately 1840 acres have 8wa8hbucUinf, bandit comes
been planted to date on the Pis-,o jn ..Bad Man- in hi8
Igah National Forest. Practically most colorful characterization
all of this reforestation work hasiince "Viva Villa." The picture is
been accomplished with CCC camps a . thrilling and whimsical story
oi a desperado wno noes tnrougn
high adventure as a modern Robin
Hood of the west. Beery has num
erous humorous moments as he
seeks to straighten out the lives
if others by his bandit philosphy.
Lionel Barrymore has the part of
a hard-bitten old rancher with a
rapier-like tongue, whose candid
remarks unmask motives of others
in the play.
52,300 Paid NYA Students In
Haywood During School Term
Over $2,300 has been paid Hay
wood studenu v during the past
school year through the NYA stu
dent work program, according to
yera partner stepping in as a
rival for the heroine's hand if, of
course, she doesn't remarry his
associate. .
MONDAY ,AND TUESDAY
Timely and significant, "flight
Command" starring Robert Taylor,
brings to the screen the United
States Xavy's mighty air armada
in flying thrills surpassing "Test
Pilot." Filmed in co-oporation
with the Navy, it pictures air man
euvers at sea with aircraft car
riers, battleships and squadrons of
fighting planes engaged in every
hazard of the service. Ruth Hussey
plays opposite Taylor.
WEDNESDAY A "up be
comes interested in a new radium
deposit in the arctic circle, and
charter a sailing vessel, and with
the backing of a promoter, head
for the north. Near the Arctic
ocean, during mutiny among the
crew, the captain is killed and the
others are cast adrift on an iceberg.
A spectacular flight by plane, gets
rescuers there in the nick of time.
William Watkina, district supervi
sor of the 30 Western North
Carolina counties.
The studenU have earned from
$3 to $6 per month, at 15 cents per
hour. About $1,400 was paid to
students in the county-at-large, and
$900 in the Canton schools. Forty
six students worked at the pro
jects in the county and 18 at Can
ton. ;
The students earned money by
performing various tasks in the re
spective schools of the county.
Some served in lunch rooms, helped
prepare food, acted as tutor to
students in lower grades, did of
fice work, checked Tecords, worked
in the library, and for the boys,
many worked on maintenance jobs,
such as taking care of the grounds,
planting and grading school yards.
Those participating were select
ed on the basis of need and ability.
Mr. Watkina explained that
only those who would use the
money to an advantage were con
sidered. "We do not want spend
thrifts in this work,' he said.
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To Be Staffed
Saturday, Ma
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A spring dance will h,
ed by the Knights of Ci
the Wajmesville .rmcj
oay y a. Marion
Waynesville, is chairmf
event. I
Music will be furnishl
ney cry son and his Dot
01 Asnevuie.
The proceeds of the
go for the benefit of
School.
IT MUST BE
"Love is what makes a young
man spend $100 for a diamond ring
while he tries to keep warm all
winter in last summers raincoat."
Egg production duririf
ing spring and summer
sugnuy smaller than in
sDondine Deriod nf ian
fewer layers on farms t
earlier.
INDUSTRY,
NEEDS WELDER
SOUTHERN WEL
SCHOOL I
Kitianal Oc(rm otIU tor I
riuMiunds of electric and acti
needed in (bipyards and airp
with pay op to 1 1,50 per h
train you in 8 to 10 weeks. I)
slaasea. Free empIoment sere
A our fraduatea now suocess
can be furniahed. Most Si odea
cfaool in south. Enroll today, i
PHONE 2940
68 N. MARKET ST. ASHE,
Regular Houre
Night: 7:15 and 9:30
Matinee :
Mon., Wed. . .3:00 P. M.
Park Theatre
Sat... Sun,..
Sun. Night .
Admissions 30c!
Thursday
BAD IV. AN
with
Wallace
Lionel
BEERY
BARRYMORE
since 1934.
When Beery, as a bandit, and Barrymore, as a rancher,
meet, thing's turn to the lighter side of life one of the best
pictures of the year.
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FRIDAY Two men may 'look
Stori alike, but when it comes to mak
ing love, there's always a differ
ent technique, so it goes in "The
Man Who Lost Himself." In this
comedy, with Brian Aherne and
Kay Francis, the wife had a hus
band who had a double, and she
did not know which, was which,
Her heart saw double, and the
whole thing wound up in the mer
riest mixup ever imagined.
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SATURDAY When Roy Rogers
entered pictures he thought Holly
wood would never let him become
an actor because of his voice. He
played in a number of roles, but
each required that he pose before
the cameras and sing. In a dra
matic role, Roy convinced produc
ers of his acting ability, and he
has been playing in dramatic ac
tion roles ever since,' with a fine
ballad voice a subsidiary to the
picture. In his latest -picture,
"Colorado" which will show at the
Park Saturday, he is seen as a
United States Army Intelligence
officer who is sent into Colorado
to find the cause of the Indian
uprising and internal strife during
the War Between the States.
OWL "SHOW A mystery that
only Scotland Yard detectives could
solve, is the basis of the picture
"Scotland Yard scheduled for the
Owl Show at the Park Saturday
night. Against a background of
present-day London, the picture un
reels the story of a gentleman
bank robber who joins the Colors
and is injured in Dunkirk and re
emerges with the face of a bank
director as the result of plastic
surgery . . . mystery upon mys
tery,
SUNDAY' Co-starring Carole
Lombard and Robert Montgomery,
who are seen together for the first
time. "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" pre
sents these top favorites ill a riot
ous social comedy of a young law.
yer and the woman who for three
years has been accepted as his
wife. Weaving its story deftly
around the martial life of this
highly modem pair, and the unique
domestic rules by which they live
the film hits a crisis when the two
discover that their weddihg was
illegal. In their emotional re
bound they find their romance has
become a triangle with the law-
Friday
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Saturday
Tackling the most dangerous
assignment of his career as
hehitsthetrailagainstaband
f of enemy agents.
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Late Show Saturday
Scotland Yard
with
Nancy Kelly and
Edmund Gwenn
A mysteiy in which the best detectivres of Scotia
unreel the story of a Gentleman Bank Robber.
Sunday
Carole
LOMBARD
Robert
M0NTG0ME
in
it
Mr. and Mrs. Smit
Your first long loud laugh of the year the most
situation ever a3 the couple who couldn't stay ml
to fight it .out in their room if it takes all summer-
ITS A LAUGH PANIC
Monday and Tuesday
"FLIGHT
COMMAND"
with'..".'
Robert Ruth
TAYLOR HUSSEY
Thrilling Scenes of the navy's mighty
air fleet in flying thrills, even surpassing
"Test Pilot".
Wednesday
"MUTINY I
TfrdE ARTIC;
with
Richard
ARLEN
An
DEVI
An action drama in the frozen
as an expedition seeks wealth
means to save their lives.
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