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1 -ii 1 ''J L' ' " v. ? 1 S&ction Two-Pagt B THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER (On Day Nwiter Victory) THURSDAY jt-ty SNAP SHOTS By Frances Gilbert Frazier Staff Writer l .seemed Id La nny Devorc that lie saw jaws moving even in his .sleep. Sometimes he wondered if the people in New York over did anything hut eai lie rarely ever haw I hem do anything else and. at times lie got so sick of t lie op eration that he would close his eyes to shut ut t lie sight, but 1 hat didn't help much lor it made more rlisliiicl the sound of rattling knives, forks and spoons; the tinkle of glass and the clutter of dishes and he kneu those jaws ,cre mining up and down, per haps in rhythm with the music. I.annv handled the trumpet in an orchestra playing at The l.e Hohcine. swankiest night club spol m New York. Me also sang I he Ik .;is mi thai g.ilh II wasn't Here On Furlough n.it in .illy be had In face Tv df ever moving jaws so bad when he first started wilb the orchestra, seven ears ago, bill after the United Slates began sending men over and lie was lurned down. flat, be cause of an ec that had been badly damaged in his youth, he he ;;im to get rebellious. lie tried in ei'i u.i l get, m service hut dler I be third denial, be settled back into submission ami forgot .'onic of Ins disappoint me ill by mat nine, beautiful l.eita Hoyd, al so a singer in the same orchestra. They were ideally happy and when .limine arrived on I he scene and I .eila seemed perfect I v con Icnded In be a mol her and bouse v it' I .( 1 1 1 1 decided li.it be was ri ini;:lil lucky i;uy If oiil pe(iplc wouldn'l cal all the tune' I lieu I.annv began to (lav -dream. He and l.eita had been thrifty; bis salary was very good with inaii.v concessions thrown in by ad Jiiiiing pal runs of l.e Hoheiiie lie voulfl bin a hiiie (arm up Cmi- J " t nut way where Junior could liobc iii liis head's conlenl. I.annv hadn't given much thought to the few little hints coming from l.eita that, Junior being old enough to be left with Annie who had been with him since he arrived, she would like to sing with the orches tra again He knew only too well Imw quicklv her services would be 'napped up if she only made the suggestion He had been the envy id everv orchestra leader ill town when he married the popular l.eita; and only his linn insist ence had kept her from accepting I he many offers coming to her. He would dose bis eves when he was playing his most sym pathetic love songs and see the ;:ieen n.,.,s waving in the sum mer breee along the banks of the gurgling brook, he would imagine the water being poured into wait ing glasses was the tiny waterfall v: MAKE ICE CREAM At rtorMf.Any fl over Deltc i out - Smdoth No ice cryttoli No cooking-No rt whipping No icofehtd flavor Ealy Inxpeniive-20 recipn in ach 15 pfcg. P'tosi tend ihii od for fre fult-iirt iom pie offer, or buy from your grocer. LOnDOdDGRR'J 6'ond Homemade let Cream STABILIZER tnmoNiKMr-tn Mowing, iinkinciko i cu SC.T WAY. K C. (iAKUKTT, sou of Mi and Mrs .1 U. G.u -rell. has arrived liome lor a Jb d.iv leave Iroiu the Southwest Pa cific I heal i e Me was inducted at Fort liragg on NHvembcr 17, HM2. and was trained at a number of ousts in Ibis count rv prior to be ing sent overseas. lie has been serving as a clerk Ivpist with the 71 h Air forces lor the past 2a months lie has been stationed at varioii- elands in the Pacific. Sgl in i ct I has Iwn brothers Ml the servue Cpl Uobert I! (iarrell. who is in Cermany with the held artillery and I'lc. James H. Gairctl, who is serving with the infantry in (lerniany. At the time he entered I he ser vice Sgt (iarrell was employed at the I), iv Ion Itubber Company, he had built down below I he uica (low where the cows were peace fully grazing oh, it was a glor ious dream and it helped to drown out the sound of rattling dishes and dim the sight of moving jaws. Then all ol a sudden il happen ed. For a couple of days. I.annv played by instinct onlv. He could n't see his noles; all he could sec was a little farm with its white weal 1 1 1 i board . spreading bouse nestling among the big oak trees and the willows by the brook. It was almost more than he could bear. l.eita had met him at the door and with arms tight around Ins neck bad told him I he wonderful i ...a.. i..i,.c. ,, oi l, ...i i..,..,. Ml H . V 111 II , I , ' I I I I , VI I I I I 111 VI I II I I I I read and they'd been left all his j monev oodles and oodles of it I He I iii nil himself whirled away on clouds of ( ozy nights in front ol a blazing log fire in the huge living room, with Junior ihe even prophesied little Sister' and a big dog stretched out on a soft rug watching the dancing firelight. He would be in his own armchair, a little weary alter superintending the planting, gardening, the nianv other pleasant duties of a home, and Leitii would be (lose to him. sewing, knitting or just relaxing. No matter what she was doing she would manage to be near him. The dream covered every phase. of his longing and the only thing.it didn't include was a night club with jaws everlastingly working up and down. For several days aller Ihe big news, he hail not iced l.eita had kept pretty iiicl; onlv the sparkle in her eves and the warmth of her alTection had be trayed that something especially important and exciting was being incubated. Perhaps she had al ready found just the place he had in mind and was waiting for the V A 1 1 m m - mrxxx. i n m. m. . mm u R Ktcap Your Tins (he Modern Way. The Latent Type Electric Equipment Used In Our Plant. Complete recapping and vulcanizing of truck and passenger tires. HAYWOOD T1EE CO. End of Bridge Near Depot. PHONE 356 WAYNESVILLE perfect moment to tell him about it. Whatever it was she was tre mendously happy about the whole thing. And his hopes ballooned. Then the bubble burst with a mighty bang. "Darling," she could hardly wait to get him inside the apartment, "we've got it. We've bought it. Darling, oh Darling." she danced arou.id him like an excited child, "just think it's ours. We'll never have to worry any more and we'll always be together Sweetheart, I've just bought controlling inter est in the Le Boheme." Sgt. Beecher Lindsey Now At Moore General SSgt. Beecher F. Lindsey, son of Mr. a.id Mrs. Robert Lindsey, of Clyde, has arrived at Moore Gen eral Hospital, after serving 14 months with Merrill's Marauders and its successor, the Mars Task Force. He has two brothers in the service and a third has been killed in action. "The Japanese marines, 18th Di vision supposed to be the Emper or's favorites were next to us at Myitkina, but they aren't there any more," Lindsey said when ques tioned about the condition in Bur ma. The cavalry was composed of American mules, shipped in from the States and good at tarrying packs. Food was furnished by air with rations dropped in once in three days when the men were march ing and every day when they were in tamp. Lindsey was a replacement in the Marauders, but he is an old time weapons man serving three and one half years in the capacity I oi weapons sergeant for a platoon in the 14th Infantry, stationed at Fort Davis, Panama He entered the service on Jan uary 2. 1940. and his outlil receiv ed the Presidential citation, lie also has been awarded the Infan tryman's badge. He has recently been given a furlough to visit his wife and his 10 months old son. Terry, in Henry, Neb. Kvery dollar invested in War. Bonds now helps build up your own and the nation's security for years to come. Dr. H. M. CI.umw. 'irvoi. GENERAL PK ( ( , VETERINARY MKI)Ri, ... SUKGERY ' Ol ilCK I'HONK 9i i:i siiii N, , v, it 'Hoi OI HLK DEPOT Sl ,( ; Full Lb. Cuts Grease Mione Soap. 10c 10c Soap Kills B. O. Lifebuoy 3 for 18c 10c Skin Soap Lux Toilet 3 for 19c Ijc For Women ( auiay Soap 3 for 18c For Dirty Hands Boraxo 15c Lights In The Wind ('iKarette Lighter $4.50 Yellow Bowl, Etc. 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