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DAY, NAY 31, 1945 (One Dty Nearer Victory) THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER hicago T1 - at , 1 1 , -I ! schedule I.IIUICK MIS" j, id Jesuit (.-J;, it VViiS ,1,,,1-iiir Hev. , k In h , yt I'lii-liln-y at :il Wayj ;il Aslie- hc:: your I " $ J ( INIPOO y shampoo s the Cpl. Hilliard Moody Busy With Task Of Redeployment Cpl. Hilliard E. ' Moody. uf Clyde, received the news of the final defeat of Germany while on duty with the 90th Air Depot Group al an Air Force General Depot in Italy when the long awaited announcement was made The depot at which Cpl Moody was serving was organized at a key Italian port in October. 1943. shortly after the Allied occupa tion, and has been instrumental in supplying and maintaining the 12th and 15th Air Forces ilit.-iny the entire Kalian campaign De pot personnel supported the Ah Force phases of the Battle of ('as sino. the Anzio landing and the final shattering offensive dial de stroyed 22 German divisions in the Po Valley. The difficult and vital task of redeploying the Air Force strength to the Far Fast was begun liv Cpl. Moody and all personnel ol this large depot immcdiatclv after hearing the victory announceiiieiil Sgt. Joseph Tale Wins Third Oak Leaf Cluster To Air Medal SSgl. Joseph Tale. Jr.. who has been serving with the Fighth Air Force in Kngland. lias recent ly been awarded Ins third Oak Leaf Cluster to the. Air Medal for meritorious achievement in aerial warfare. Sgt. Tate is a waist gunnel on a U-17 Flying Fortress crew participating in bombing at tacks over enemy territory in Kuropc. Sgt. Tate is a member of the 34th Bomb Group of the Third Air Division. He is the son of Mr and Mrs. J. N. Tale, ol W'aynes vi I If. Al the time he entered the service in February. 1044. lie was employed in Wilmington. Section One-rFage 5fi TOWN and FARM in WARTIME ' C? CIVILIANS AT WAR asks its citizens in the lf)2nj week The Government needs and of the war aaainsi Loom in- 1. Take a West Coast job repairing battle-damaged war if you are an electrician, machinist, boiler-maker or skilled hum. rtppiy io your United States Employment Sei vici details on these top priority jobs. t taut late crop vegetables while there is , Mates. lomatocs. one of the most important of ! essential source of vitamin C next winter. 3. Join ihc WAVES for hospital corps work Increased Pacific casualties make the need urgent vessels repair Oltice for still tune in most these, will be an and for eamiual dut ,11(10 per month Whir WAVES. Washington, ) C. for informal ion remit.-, hookel REMINDERS MEATS, FATS Red Stamps YS, Z.r. and A2 tlnon Ued Stamps F2 through J2 Red Stamps K2 through 1'2 Red Stamps Q2 through U2 Red Stamps V2 through Y2 """'f.u FOODS Blue Stamps 112 through Blue Stamps N2 through S2 Blue Stamps T2 through X2 Blue Stamps Y2 7.2. Al, HI. CI Blue Stamps 1)1 through 111 SUGAR STAMPS H5 Mi 001, INCIUBINC ITI ?,2,J ul ll.ili- III Store i I .-i i m I Stamps. iw Yonr Home! i nm M W America's most widely-used house paint! save when yoo buy It r ioiing low price ' your horn better . Ipj it beautiful longer ers more lurfoce ii rspajnlingvwjt sVQlhti fl Hi beuuty longer $3.40, in iiimi al. lots 1 Mil!.. we I In1 rn sill iii ii ill now 9fyl& minim I linr.li & an j "..K!t rt ot. ajti tom torn-Ton TRIMS AiI.woj ffortl msnc patch )0? Repairs rotk fH for FLOORS FURNITURE WOODWORK Shchwin-Wiluams i Fl'EI. OJI. IViiod I, 2, 3, 4. per unit, continue valid of the heating year. SllnFS Airplane stamps Nos. iiidcfiuitclv and 5 coupons. Ihroiighoiil the East hate I or I'se lb !:! June 2 June :t(l July :u August :ti Seileinhi'i 'Mi ML June 1! ' June .toly Jl August :n ; September 'Mi June 2 1 1 August :n ! k t'OUlt Im t r 11 LSltltJllS : ciniiit t I ul 1 In- i rsl Reclassifications Stepped Up During Past Week Reclassifications by tin- local dialt board during the past week were a big increase over the past month. Kigbty -eight men were re classified with sixteen as follows put in class 1-A: Aims K. Carver, Herman I,. Barker. Paul .1 Fwrt. James I. I edbetter. Thomas M Graham. El I'crl A I'arton. Roy 1. Blackwell. Jaiiics F Fvans, Julius l. Ross. Jack (.' I. owe. Clyde A. Sorrells. Wlhe 1. I'acketl, Wingate F. Hannah. Malison C Sutton. Earl I'lollips and Reeves Ferguson. i'laced in class 1 -C i inducted i weie Nohle W Garrett. Jr.. and aiiiuel I' Ferguson. I'laced in class 1-C 'enlistedi i Samuel J Liner. Johnny .1 '."iris. Moses B Winchester. Har din I. Price -.in! John M Flared III Ua 1 . Il;hle J Ratbbone. Watt class 2-A was llassel Canton IMan Gets Promotion At Fort Knox, Ky. FORT KNOX. KY Amos F Rathbone. Canton recently was recently promoted !u the tank of I'rivate First Class I'fc. Rathbone is currently as signed to the l.riT0tli Si i vice Com mand Vmt. hcadiiiarters section and is attached to the amniuni' ions detachment. He is the husband of Mary Leona Rafhbone. Canton and the son of Mr and Mrs Lee Rathbone C;.u ton Corn Hi i ad Steamipg hot coin breaj served with some of your iiomemaile prune find toma'o jam, tnKeiher with cold sliced turkey artit a salad, makes a wonderful Sunday niht supper. It's r grand quickie, should unexpected guests desrend upon you. 1. 2. 'i, ill Book Three conliuiu- a lid ued ill mi F .lone.' ndall I'laced in .!(! J Wi I copal (I. d .lames W class 2-B were - and Ralph S Wil-Kuv- MOKE GASOLINE EOU CIVILIANS IN II NE Victory in Europe has made possible an increased supf'lv line for civilian motorists. The value of "A" coupons will creased from four to six gallons on June 22. when coupon comes valid. " B" card ceilings will be raised to (i.r)0 miles per class 2-C were: liamson and Lemuel James D Burgess I eat herwood I'laied ill class 4-A were: George Kalhlioiie John I) Mrown. ii 'K Sniilh and t'h.u lie A. Dot- I gaso be in Hi lie niont I uniformly over the country, on June 11 The increase in the B ceiling will not mean' more gasoline for all "B" users, however. sai Chester Bowles. OPA Administrator. Both "H" and "(."' rations are based on the individual needs of the car owner. A person who needs only 200 miles a month for home-to-work driving, for example will continue to receive a "B" ration of 200 miles. But a person who uses his car in his business and who needs more gasoline than lie e now receiving to carry on his business will be able to get additional gas up to a maximum of G50 miles a month In both rases the will receive the increase of 50ry in the "A" ration I'ndci the new (iaO-inile "B" card ceiling, every slate in the union receives the same treatment. This will replace the present "Ii" card reilmgv ol :t2f miles a month in the East. 47li miles in Hie Miducsl ,tnl Kin i.iil." in the Far West HIGHLIGHTS OF MEAT CONTROL Highlights of War Mobilization Director Vinson's new meat control plan to encourage slaughter ol cattle and hogs and to improve meal distribution are. as fid lows: 1'. To assure cattle feeders protection against price clian.es there will be no downward revision in the over-riding ceiling prices or in the maximum of the stabilization ranges for heel cattle except hulls without at least six months advance notice lo producers 2. Effective May 19, 1945, the Commodity Credit Corporation will make a payment to the seller of 50 cents per hundred pounds on AA and A grade cattle sold lor slaughter weighing Htm pounds or more, which have been owned by the seller thirty days or more, Ii The Defense Supplies Corporation will increase the pork sub sidy payment 40 cents per live hundredweight, retroactive to April 1. 1945. This rate will be continued in effect only until completion ol a more thorough accounting study, following which the pavmenl rale will be adjusted Inot retroactively, and a provision will he included for reduction of the subsidy as hog prices decline. Effective as of April 1, 1945, the total pork subsidy will be $1.70 per live hundred weight, as compared with the previous rate of $l.:i(l 4. Subsidy payments on all grades of cattle will be increased b the Defense Supplies Corporation 25 cents per live hundredweight. ..I ! osl; . It Ii I III lass 4-F were: Jerry i inson A llenrv, Bax- I James C Davidson. 1 Henry, Wvatt. I'laced in I ( ;.uld I I. i Conard Sam .lames. Frank R. -hai Irs R Gadttis. Frank .1 'and William I . Edwards. ; ; Continued in class I-A was I .oui-. F Moore. Continued ill class 2-A were: ( ;ro it I .oui.:. William B W in I ! cbesler. and Waller B Denton ( out iniied in class 2- A il'i were: j Ion F Welch. Franklin I) Towlcs i a ml ( ; leim .. . Selzer ! I "in iiiued ill class 2-C were: I '. 1 1 I ic Hanks, Iloiner I . Trant ham and oah F Sanlord. i Coot iiiued in class 2-B were: j I i nest .1 Clevenger. Amos II. Mxris, I'ern W, Hughes, .imery lloi'.len. caver L. Rathbone. Hugh LeiPord Canlell Hall. Woodrow W How land Oliver W Rathbone. ! Kenneth I' Lowe, Willarcl l. ! , i V. ii" - k f I V.JS -1 flV- ill s fiisr Iff -T" - Vss A,sf WMfrV Expert Albert Jones dn effective June 4. 1945. Payments are subject to the withdrawal cents ol the subsidy for each 5 cent decline in the average from the maximum lo the minimum of the stabilization a minimum subsidy payment of 25 cents pel linmli dv, in v atbcidv rales are as follows: Mond. , Ernest J Mooncy, M Kolnnsoii and James I) ,h Coin iiiued ill ( lass 2-B i Fi Joseph I) Liner. James R H.ni Ii llogau, George C SMes. Flctihei- Trantham. Mil hum I . Gillelt. Zcmery F Messer Conlinucd in class 2-C 1F1 was James Shuler. wei'( Mile THEY USED TO CALL HER FATTY Almost unbelievable lom of weight ia possible for most overweight people through pleasant, absolutely harm less reducing method. While eating plenty, it is possible to take of) as nituli as three to five unsightly pounds a week No exercise, no slurvution diet, no re ducing drugs or cathartics are necessarv for those who seek to regain a graceful, youthful figure In (art, the Tremet! way is so confidently recommended that you may try 1 remett without risk ing a penny You and your friends must marvel at the exciting improvement in your appearance; you must get the results you seek in 30 duys, ol yoiu money will be refunded in full Kasy-to-lollow directions with every package. Ask for Treniett ' Smith's Cul-ltalc Drui; Store BODY and ENDER WORK Also PAINTING A Complete Automotive Service Aln.'ivs liisisd (hi Genuine I old hu ts DAVIS LINER MOTOR SALES sali:s-si:ivi I': . ,'' Asheville Kiiad Grade tirade AA A $:i:0ll 2 95 per per cw I cw t cw t cwl . Grade li I 90 pei All other grades I 25 per 5. The above rates are applicable to both processing processing slaughterers. Elfective June 4. 1945. the addition,-, for non-processing slaughters of cattle will be 40 cents per weight. 6. Set-aside orders for Government purchases of meal adjusted b.v, the War Food Administration so that a grealei lion of the Government requirements will be drawn from fho.se ally inspected plants which are slaughtering more than then proportion of the total slaughter. In Idling governmental i iHcnls. more meat will be taken from the plants with a lieav.v lor and less from the plants with light slaughter 7. To make it possible lo keep livestock in the hand ,, operators who comply witli OI'A price ceiling legulation eliminate black market operations, t he OfTicc of Price Ailinim and Hie War Food Administration will develop a plan In Jut show the movement of all livestock through public stoekvat public' sales yards, so that information as to the destination such livestock will be available nid liuii- I '.llllMd', hu ndred- u 1 1 1 lie propel e Feeler normal i (pill c l,iiiy I IIh, c ami lo Ii al - la to d'. ami ol all Ml JLL We Offer Free War Bond To Grower Producing Best Average Crop of Beans Dr. II. M. Clarvoe GENERAL PRACTICE VETERINARY MEDICINE AM) SURGERY OFFICE PHONK !13 RESIDENf F. PilONF 4H5-K OFFICE DEPOT STREET Btauti fi and protects. Resists ' Bggy I'opping, stumng anaxraicn ,Jf mg. win not turn wniie. Qt. ARRETT y X'U,f - Friendly Credit I MAIN STREET win SPECIAL COFFEE On Our Aero Or More Of Ground 1st Prize - $100.00 War Bond 2nd Prize - - $50.00 War Bond 4 Next Prizes $25.00 War Bond Our contract prices are higher than they have ever been. You are Grower must contract crop to the cannery and deliver all of the crop. Good grades will help you win one insured against lower prices of the above prizes. Win one of these bonds and at the . Get your contract NOW while wo same time help feed our fighting still have a supply of seed, forces. Haywood County Mutual Canning Assn. IncorpD rated ,Over First Natinn.il Rank Or At Cannery) 1 i ,rf,ivta I V JT'V
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