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I I Y junE 7, 1945 (One Day Nearer Victory) I. f .IntTlPnt I fye Famous f Rolfs Hon v " Promoted THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Page 9 Second Section J.. fail hltS almost f" " fightms equipment lew 01 thP Phi - jtrjt';"J'- ... ij'i" Alaska Burl"a,' . our men battle ....i.iw,.- ..iimlovees "ur., .hrn ..rm U'll lilt an engine SciiiicJll .. i . , .l.hu los and other i-qJiP""'11 . , urnes arounu u" mi me luima .,.i:,hllU! tne Jap , ult. islands; on me 1 ,., which land j! Illliui"'-"- vllljK.i oil many a x - ul nil me uui-iw -liters to the ,.,,, f,K,d. ammuni ,,,,.. in them: on .1... fifThtine , helped pusn me bilL.k , Normandy; and .,,., battle equipment jav .iiul night by our DiiUoii Kubbcr unro ll,,, jutoimitivc world a ,iiid generator belt inhbcr and fabric ,i. raw-edge" belt. It ,,i first to drive ,wling for the new l,,iii cars and designed 1,-jst ilircc times as long (hciicr than the belts c nurkcl (s, ,-is mi outstanding nod Hie entire standards ;,ntiT expected of a belt i. fan. generator, and jiitiHimhiles. This belt in adopted in less tar l).v 90 per cent of a produced. lime consistent llll- liau- resulted in urg- imK t ruin our own Army ami t'roin uur Allies for ;ublxT-iiiack' fan belts. k.mc. during the early :h,. Iliilisli African cam n bells I hen on their I were not standing up , extremes of heat and the erosion of sand of an desert The British ' 'rs ? ,: I il A STRANGE SORT 2ND LT. HATT1E FRAZ1EK. of Waynesville, who is serving with the Army Nurse Corps in the Eu ropean theatre, has recently been promoted to first lieutenant, ac cording to information received from 7th Evacuation Hospital, where she is now serving. Lt. Frazier is the daughter of Wade II. Frazier. of Waynesville. She has participated in the cam paigns of Normandy, Northern France and Germany. asked Dayton Rubber engineers to produce a belt that could take it Test trucks had to run through eight inches of sand in lowest gear at full throttle for 30 minutes without the water in the cooling system heating more than Mil de grees above atmospheric tempera ture. After numerous tests, our belt development was finally in stalled and were found to operate much more efficiently. Another interesting use for Day ton fan belts is on the engines of specially-built trucks which pull or push "smoke makers." Smoke blankets harbors and shipping, fighting men moving up for the attack, industrial and military in stallations and can screen descend ing paratroopers. Chemical War fare Service responsible for smoke screens on the battlefrout. has units of its own men attached to every fighting group. OF PRAYER MJ ' . -v ,!Nr-f r5--- ijy$&9 .w1 '?r , JiV fSW ---3S! ) SS X 0" " mm 9r M rNTV. v ov .---3':!, I w , ,- i jt -fenii lit?. J t - , RsvStf v T""ss y To Every One At DAYTON RUBBER Hearty Congratulations ROY'S A V . "7 v ; f. vi,.V' jJk . v -vnr-p f f-v-) "I, - .ii. imautttHi: liiiliimi iammmmm , ' Federal Taxes In N. C. Show Drop for May GREENSBORO Decrease in in ternal revenue collections for May of this year as compared with May of last year and for the first ,11 months of the current fiscal year as compared with the 11 months of a year ago were revealed here in the report of Charles H. Rob ertson, internal revenue collector for North Carolina. Collections for May, 1945, totaled $02,602,959.25, as compared with $67,538,499.54, showing a decrease of $4,935,540.29. Collections for 'he first 11 months of the current vear were $771,080,431.78 as com oared with $791,048,211.63, a de crease of $19,965,779.85. While figures were not announc ed, tobacco tax collections did not show a decrease for the period. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Justice, of Waynesville, announce the birth of a daughter on May 30th. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Carver, of Waynesville, announce the birth of a son on May 30th. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Long, of Waynesville, announce the birth of a son on May 30th. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tranthaiu. of Clyde, announce the birth of a daughter on May 30th. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clevenget. of Maggie, announce the birth of a daughter on May 31st. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryson. of Waynesville, announce the birth of a daughter on May 31st. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henry, of Clyde, announce the birth of a son on June 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evan.s. i.f Clyde, announce the birth of a son on June 1st. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Thompson, of Clyde, announce the birth of a daughter on June 1st. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Saunders, nf Canton, announce the birth of a son on June 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Ciriflin, of Waynesville, announce the birth of a son on June 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lane. f Hazelwood, announce the birth of a daughter on June 3rd. i 1. ... mr. anu rars. vernie annul, or nazciwooa. announce me Din n ot a daughter on June 3rd. w. LL. (, 1 1 err r are. Nftt To Park Theat r? "U tip llicir. Mr tImMi linr. Willi a !uiiin mim. , ni' ss l Ileitis, loo mudi oc ean, ami oilier buddie s ir. ,i lonely as. me. Oil. (iod. Inm inrc it must lie liuL home, with (,ri mai'v hekcil. and the lulks linmmin,. ,nid '.mum ol tlx L't's all (im.-hed ith the li;;hlin. But I uess thai "an'l me mi fn mr , . it ' An. k'mon'ow and lomoiunx I'll slill he dodim- I 1 1 1 i . nil le( Im los in ilir niirldlr of the nijdit. ( II. no luid leflincs. Ml eii wheievrr You say, and do hatpin n int ni( in. I'm Noh k ikiw w hat's hesl lor me. J'nil say. il Yon ean only "ct the k oiI( M. L Ik t., ii mi ii 1 1 1 i me. niavhe lliey'll slill ht,H donn, M.,.,, il. .'II till .end u. I lie u blood, slill Ma;, on ihe job. still Uf(, II I ,i k Hi" I lie slull m' ncetl. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Me Fee. of Clyde, announce the birth of twin daughters on June 3rd. N on si . ( ,od, I'd like lo zri bo omr, loo. YOUTH THWARTS CRIMINALS PITTSBURGH Between licks on an ice cream stick, toweheaded five-year-old George Gregor told how he discovered a hole just out side the bottom of Western pen itentiary's wall and thereby thwart ed a possible prison break. In vestigation revealed a 32-foot tun nel burrowed from the prison laundry, under the wall and two feet beyond. With makeshift tools, unidentified prisoners had dug be neath the seven-foot deep founda tion to within 18 inches of freedom In Lin of Ol '""Mi US PICTURES OF V,I K MEN IN SEIIVXICE The "E" Flag flying over your organization makes the people of Haywood more conscious your loyalty to duty and also of the high degree of skill which you have attained in your spe cialized work. We realize the part you are taking in this total war against the enemy is in deed a vital one. I K I S BUY MORE BONDS FOR KEEPS HOME OF BETTER VALUES HOME OF BETTER VALUES
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