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THURSDAY, FEBRUarj j rAGR SIX (htMi& Section? THE WAYNES VILLEf MOUNTAINEER 1 Jury Drawn For Current Term Superior Court The following were drawn for duly on the jury during the Febru ary session of Haywood county superior court, criminal term; for the first week: Hugh Ferguson, Fines Creek; Tommij II. Caklweli. Ivy Hill; Manson TVe, Bcave-r-dam; J. C. Huskins, Cataloochee; J. N. Tale, Waynesville. C. T. Noland. Crabtree; B. H. Ford, Ueaverdam; Homer Plott, Waynesville; W. L. Mehaffey, Waynesville; John Little, Waynes ville; M. M. Kirkpatrick. Fines Creek; J. B. Green, Fines Creek; Boone C. Ferguson. Ivy Hill; J. Jack Clark. Beaveitlam; Arthur Sheehan. Waynesville; Walkev Broun. Pigeon. W. C. Jenkins. White Oak; C. A. George. Waynesville; Sam Rath bone, Waynesville; G. Mack Fish, Clvdc; D. J. Howell, Waynesville; R. I-. Davis. Jonathan Creek; N. W. Carver, Jonathan Creek; T. M. Morris, Fast Fork; W. F. Swift, Waynesville: Call Bryson, Iron Dulf; Guy Wells. I'isjeon: Homer Haney, Crabtree; M. L. Messer, Jonathan Creek. Clevc Noland, Fines Cieek: L. B. Leatherwood. Jonathan Creek: Rat Rogers. Ivy Hill; Manrox Owner, Waynesville; Jona Brown. Cecil: Bartley MeGana. ' Cataloochee; Al ney MchafTey. Ivy Hill; W. C. Trantham. Beavcrdam; S C. Woods. Beaverdam; Jess T. Smathers. Beavcrdam: Homer Trantham. Fines Creek; Glenn McCracken. Fines Creek. Drawn for the second week are: D. J. Boyd. Ivy Hill; Homer Rogers. Fines Creek; Jim Halcliff. Wavnes ville; -Chas,. Rhodarnier. Beaver dam; J. B. James, Crabtree; .1. G. Tate, Iron UulT; Donald Medford. Waynesville: Carl Arrinmon. Fines Creek; W. A Whit tier. Waynesville. Ralph P. Whitaker. Beaverdam: J. T. Bailey. Beaverdam: Carl Green. Fines Creek: It. K. Calhey. Pigeon: J. K. Amniiton. Waynes ville: S. L. Queen. Ivy Hill: G. V. Howell, 'Jonathan Creek: Albert 'Fish, East Fork; Claude Clark. FILM STARS BOUND FOR POLIO FUND FETES few .1 nr.', bit asM mm is " sr ftN.." V'frrfiJ" ,JfcV, -s - s .. 2. -: J . ""- ' f i- W vv. ...... ,.. . - PICTURED ON THEIR ARRIVAL In Chicago, en route to Washington, D. C. are some of the movie stars who were to appear at five fetes In the Capital ui pbservance of the 64th anniversary of the birth of Franklin D. Roosevelt. They are (1. to r.): Van Johnson, Margaret O'Brien, Reginald Gardiner. Zachary Scott, AJexis Smith, Paul Henreid, Angela Lanbury, and her mother, Mrs. Moyna McGUl. The proceeds of the gala bails, will help to swell the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation fund. (International Soundpboto) Fines Creek. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creonvjlsion relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the .trouble to help loosen and expel .germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in iflamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your druggis to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Couehs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis Welcome Home The Following Haywood Men Have Received Honorable Discharges From Military Service, According To Records Received Here. Bacge of Honor Among those discharged from the Waynesv ille area of the county during the past week included the following: Pfc. Everett Mitchell, from army at Fort Bragg. Coleman Dean Swanger. Seaman fiirt class, from navy at Camp Shel ton. Va. I T;5 Clyde L. Stanley, from army at Fort Bragg. I Pfc. McKinloy Reed Sutton, from J army at Fort Bragg, j Pfc. John T. Cagle, from army at Fort Bragg. j Pvt. Edgar Smith, from army at ; Fort Bragg. Louie Marvin Nichols. Seaman first class, from navy at Camp Shel ' ton, Va. ! William Luther Black, HA first 1 class, from navy at Bainbridge, Md. Lester Henry Rcece, Fireman first class, from navy at Camp Shel ton, Va. James Ray Messer, Seaman sec ond class, from navy at Charles ton. S. C. SSgt. Brown Burgess, from army at Fort Bragg. Raymond Kenneth Caldwell, AMM third class, from navy at Charleston, S. C. Boone Price, Seaman second class, from navy at Charleston. S. C. T5 Paul Sheehan, from army at Fort Bragg. Pvt. Cage A. McCoy, from army at Maxwell Field, Ala. Cpl. Leo L. Browning, from army at Greensboro. Pvt. Dexter L. Burngarner, from army at Fort Bragg. T5 Richard R. Shoaf, from army at Fort Bragg. Raymond Lester Wilson. Carpen- Aj WW It is indeed a pleasure to be back in good old Haywood County, after time out to answer our country's call into the armed forces. We take this opportunity to thank our friends and customers for their cooperation and pat ronage of the past and pledge ourselves to ren der the same friendly and dependable service in the future. We are now in a position to help your memor ial needs. Haywood Monument Co. NEAR FARMERS EXCHANGE Morgan, Seaman navy at Nashville, ter's Mate, second class, from navy at Charleston, S. C. Pfc. Buel L. Breedlove, from army at Fort Bragg. T5 Harold F. Hickman, from army at Fort Bragg. Pfc. Herbert L. Dotson, from army at Fort Bragg. Burke C. Stillwcll, Seaman sec ond class, from navy at Camp Shel ion .Va. T5 Grover L. Davis, from army at Fort Bragg. Ted Arnold first class, from Tenn. Pfc. J. B. Sutton, from army at Fort Bragg. Sgt. Billy L. Green, from army at Fort Bragg. Charles Francis Lee, Seaman first class, from navy at Camp Shelton, Va. TSgt. Cyril E. Williams, from army at Camp Gordon, Ga. Pvt. Jack J. Ferguson, from army at Fori Knox. Ky. Ted Donald Arrington, GM first class, from navy at Charleston, S. C. Harry Svvayngim. F first class, from nav yat Camp Shelton, Va. The following men were dis charged during the pat week from the Canton area of the county: 1). J. Payne, Dennis Marshall Messer, Cecil Andrew Patton, Al bert Eugene Woiiey, Ralph Trull, Mack Vernon Carver, William Jay Haney. Harold Calley (Col.), Rob ert Loyd Murray, Carroll F. Gar ren. James Earl Newman, Charles Walter Moles, James Taylor Har ris, William Arthur Grigsby, Harry Hawkins, Lee Roy Wease, Gerald Martin Burress, Thaddus Burton Pless, Robert Hampton Mease, Robert Lee Holland, Luther Gray Pope. Roy L. Lartgford, Edgar Reynolds Robinson, Leonard Reid Lovelace, Jr., Vardie Eston Wilson, Jr. Joseph Elmer Garren, William Alford Cooper, Dan Hubert Reno, Thomas William Brown, James Le noir' B a r 1 1 e 1 1, James Alonzo Thompson. Eugene Holland Gro gan. Cecil Ray Logan (Col.i. Lewis Hardin Messer. Lawrence William Kuykendall, Vernon Knight, Hulen Edward Hamilton 'CoD, Carl Mat ney Brown. Gilbert Burngarner, James Burton Bagwell, HoIIie Mon roe Potter, Nelson Mortimer Ging, Durell Hains Herndon, and Mar shall Stevens Cole. Waynesville Man Aboard The Destroyer Wilhoite ABOARD THE USS WILHOITE Arthur R. Coward, ship's serv icemen, third class, Waynesville, served on this destroyer escort, named after a young Naval flier who was killed in action during the invasion of Frecnh Morocco, dur ign part of her war cruise in the Atlantic, the Mediterranean, and the Pacific. The vessel, designed for anti submarine activities, participated in escort and convoy operations in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean where she was in action several times. The vessel joined the Pacific fleet in August, 1945. J.Cernnd fr.am Phorkt $m Under Arm Perspiration filtlJi T 1-7 Days "AmMinp!", you'll say bow quickly 5 Day checjtf aad.r trn odor and perspiration! Delightfully scented, snowy-whit. "stay-soft" cream it van ishes in 2 seconds. Pro tects you up to 7 days, depending on yon ana weather. Kinder to skia and clothes. enrMt Jar, SO. J Haywood Vets Receive $12,000 In Compensations Veterans in Haywood received $12,005.11 in readjustment allow ance payments during 1945, accord ing to a report just issued by the Unemployment Compensation com mission. This amount was paid to job-hunting veterans covering 673 weeks they were without em ployment last year. Throughout the state, the total of 1945 readjustment allowances paid was $1,707,688 00 covering 05V 732 jobless weeks for North Caro lina veterans. The program of readjustment al lowances was set up by the G- I BUI to help veterans get estab lished or become reestablished in employment. In North Carolina the Unemployment Compensation commission handles. these payments for the Veterans Administration. Veterans make application to the unemployment compensation claims agents located in the U. S. Employmont Service offices. While a veteran is looking for a job, or if he is going to get his old job back but has to wait a few weeks to get on the payroll and can't find temporary employment meanwhile, or if he finds a job and loses It, he is entitled to an al lowance of $20 a week. He can apply for this any time within two years after his dis charge or two years after the end of the war, whichever is the later date. I but pot. more than five years after the war has been declared over). The number of weeks for which a veteran may claim an allowance depends on the length of his active service. If he saw service for more than nine and half months-he would be eligible for allowances or the maximum number of 52 weeks. Dried Whole Egg Scientific tests concluded recently by food research specialists of the department of agriculture show that good quality spray-dried whole eggs stord for as much as a year at cool temperatures compare favorably With frpsh PPtfo in fla7r,f nnA ,,1, i ----T- on" .m , iiiiu vvun- r ng qualities. William A. Kodgers Spends 38-Day Leave Here With Famliy William A. Rodgers! MoMM 1c, son of Mr .and Mrs. J. G. Reeves, of Waynesville, left here this week for Raleigh, after spending a 38 day leave here with hi6 family. Young Rodgers entered the navy as a volunteer while he was a stu dent at the Waynesville Township high school and received a serv ice diploma with the class of 1943. He was sent to Bainbridge, Md., for his boot training and then to the Diesel School in Richmond, Va., before he was assigned to sea duty. He was first aboard an LCI in the Atlantic and Mediterranean. Later he was transferred to an LST in the Pacific theater. In February, 1944, the ship on which he was serving was sunk at New Guinea, while it was being un loaded. Of the crew of 70 only 27 escaped. His last assignment was aboard the USS Selano. He is entitled to wear the Amer ican theater ribbon, the European theater ribbon with one battle star, the Asiatic-Pacific theater with five battle stars, the Victory medal and the Good Conduct medal. His sister, Winifred Rodgers, is serving in the WAVES, and re cently spent a leave here with her parents. 'Record Cpl. Leo Browning Given Discharge Cpl. Leo Browning, son of Mr. E. D. Browning, Waynesville, was awarded his honorable discharge at Greensboro at impressive ceremo nies officially separating him from the Army Air Forces. This post, one of a network con ducted by the AAF Personnel Dis tribution Command, is designed to expedite a speedy return to civilian life for the veteran. Latest Releases 0 9 E S C Hi RECORDS AND ALBUMS SNI1 I Radios and Record Players . . . ZENITH . . . fal new Cobra tone arm. Now taking orders with J in March if present conditions hold up. 5 TVPF.S OF MEDICINE ARE IN CHINA China's herb doctors retain their popularity after 4000 years. Cheap ness and availablity of drugs are the'factor, and there are only five types of medicine. GIBSON REFRIGERATOE We Have a Sample . . . See the Freezer Locker l;J Also radio batteries, wire, and radio repair senj Jones Radio Service 560 Main Street WajnJ Use The Classified Advertiser See Us For Free Estimate For Furnishing and InstalliaJ j Mu iier-rurnaces and FIRE TENDER STOKERS Also Just Received Com olete Lines Of Moore amdl IPMstairg Paints Keep Out the Gold . . . Save on Fuel Insulate With Gold Bond Rods Woo PHONE 371 Underwood Lumber & Supply Co DAVID UNDERWOOD, Owner Ashe ville Road H. B. Angel; Gen. Mgr. Waynesville, .N. C. Phone 277-M Vsstxtf) 5 DAY CMAM DIODOKANT At The Depot it. Waynesvu Smith's Cut JUie Drug Stove IH ' - '