(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY,
PAGE TWO (First Section)
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
AUGUST
jj
U. S. Employment
Office Helping
Veterans Get Jobs
j While the Waynesville uilice ol
the U. S. Employment Service u!
the War Manpower ('oniiins. inn, in
unison with 4,000 other loc-ut USKS
offices in the nation, is eoiitiiiuiiir
Its greatest effort lowaid supplying j
manpower for flu- most urj'.enl ol
the war activities until V-.J U.iy
it is also planning lor reeoiivei'sioij
to civilian pursuit'-, and production
it is announced liv Mrs fcdith I'
Xlley, mail.ltfer ol the loe.il oilier
Already ge;ned lor the jol. Ihe
local USES office r- votine mo.,
and more time to mlvi-ax '
seling and liiiclin;' nuiUiU
the ever increasun; mirnhi
turning veteran',
Mrs. Alley points out th.it
mediate job ul the i,-i
office is to cnpplv v. 01 1; i !
tires which aie in tl ie "mil
in order that then sclu du
be met. Many ul iiice u
Carolina include ail I ok1
tiles, both loi v., a .,.' .,i
uses, lumber ,(.ul, v.ood
and other prodm ' .onl
contributing to the vai . it
Welcome Home
The l olliniiiiif Haywood Men Have Received
Ileum able Discharges From Military Service,
.cciu dins To Itecurds Received Here.
Jiadge of
Honor
Swig for His Pig
T l lleed. e D. Coalson, from j Jenkins , from Army, at Lawson
Arm; , a. Separation Center, Camp Ge,iera, Hogptal Atlant8 Ga.
Cordon, (.a. I
1'vt Anthony Wayne Hramlett, j Priva,e Sam MoNabb, frol
from Army, at Fort lirat?. I Army, at Separation Center. Fort
' H alt :ei j'e.iiit William Swann ! Rragg.
I y 1 1
job' I.
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AM-'-t On Tui'.'xlav
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C'li: i tiaii
Woman''
Service
i '.'i I ian needs
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t the same time
iffice must help
shipyards, par
west coast, the
and other aeti
i las- i f i ' l as "must" opera
iinid the .'. .ii with Japan has
the
meet on Tuesday as follows:
Circle Number One will meet at
:i 'Ul o'clock in the Youth Chapel
at the churn; Circle Number Two
with Mrs. Charles Burgin at 3:30
o'clock; Circle Number Three,
with Mrs.. Walter West at :iM
l o'clock; Circle Number Four with
l Mrs Hugh Massie at 6:00 o'clock
! for a picnic supper, with husbands
of members' included, Circle Num-
her Five will assemble at the home
of Mrs C. E Weatherby and from
there will go on a picnic.
P "7 J Jl- I
Methodist Women Oppose
Peace-Time Conscription
Young People's Conference
Also Opposes Proposed
Peace-Time Conscription
Plan.
Opposition to Peace-time Cun-
scrlption was voiced Monday in
resolutions adopted by a seminal
on Christian social relations con
ducted at a south-wide School ol
Missions in session atl.akc Juna-
Announcing
The Reopening Of Our
AM
D
epartment
Expert Workmanship By
Henry Wilson, In Charge
No Job Too Large None Too Small
ins Chevrolet Co.
Watk
ALES SERVICE
Phone 75
Main Street
WATER from his own canteen Is
trickled into thirsty tittle Hiro
hito", his pet pig, by Marine SSgt.
Alfred J. Bones, 23, of Sheppton,
Pa., in a moment of peace on Oki
nawa. Sgt. Bones has cne brother
with the Army in Germany and an
other with the Navy somewhere.
Uo doubt they, too, have pets. Ma
rine Cores Dhoto. (international)
Austrian Winter
Peas Available
Austrian winter peas are avail
able under a purchase plan order
with the Agricultural Conservation
Association, ol which l( (', Francis
is chairman it was announced this
week The peas ai e (i .'ill per hun
dred pounds.
Any farmer who has not taken
his computed soil building allow
ance in limestone and phosphate is
eligible to receive austrian winter
peas through his (arm allowance
under this plan
It will he necessary for the farm
er to receive his order lor the seed
from the AAA ollice before he ran
secure the seed.
Mr. Francis staled that 20,000
pounds of austrian winter peas
were seeded in the county in 1944
and that many good reports have
been received in the oltii e ol the
excellent growth of this lefunie ami
Kip prospects for a good inner, i
in yields following the turning ol
this legume crop.
luska
Copies were sent to the Presi
dent of the United States, the Pres
ident ul the Senate, and the Speak
er of the House of Representatives.
The resolution, as adopted, follows:
We Methodist women from the
nine Southeastern states in the
seminar on Christian Social Rela
tions in session this day, July 30,
l!el:. at Lake Jnnaluska. N. C ,
noisier our opposition to peace
time ((inscription of our youth. We
aie opposed because we believe:
"II would tie an intolerable in
jir.lhr to the million American
liov whom every year it would
tiirust into the Army,
peaceful the times.
however
assembled ;fl
Training r,,,.
IIS' ( '
The Pom!,,
the resolut:,
accoid wi'i,
and the
odist Chin , i,
ol Chin ( I
ca
li j J u:ll:.. .. .,
11 wouiu auu uuiiuus a year to ; mis Week m
the tax burden of our nation al- j stilting vote'
ready swamped 'with debt. j strong disapp, ,
"It would reverse the democratic policy of
traditions oi iau years oi American and aski
history.
"It would fix upon us the vicious
system which we are fighting so
desperately io destroy in other
countries.
"It would set an example which
would be followed by other na
tions, friendly or hostile, and this
would keep alive and accentuate
the curse of militarism and the
danger of future wars.
"It is utterly conlrarv to our
conception of the spirit and teach
ings of the Prince of Peace in
whom alone the world has hope.
"For all these reasons we heg
our Congress and fellow citizens; to
reject the proposition of Peace
time Conscription."
Representative Methodist young
Copper is
small anr.i
and in :
StleliL't!)
A'1'l to
Tobac
or cUK,ii
snatch iron; home and school and people of nine southeaster states, Buy War
SALLY'S SALLIES
..1 U 5 0c,
PI
"Rod will be a dentist, not an ear
specialist. He says a man hat
thirty-two teeth and snly two
Just Received At
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The barer the better for' sun-fun ! So (-.,,,.,. (
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crisp shorts and sport bras! Cut. to Matt,.,. v.,.,hl. ,!
to catch lots of sun! Wonderful f,r i,(,v, n,,,, v
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Play Suits and. Swim
Suits
4.95 and 5.95
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