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In direct contrast to the
above bo(.k, is a serious one
written by Jo Sim b.ir, entitled
"WASTELAND." The value of
this book can be augmented
by the fa. I that it was award
ed the !?10.0O0 Harper Prize, a
noteworthy fart in itself. It
isn't a pleasant story hut it is
a novel that will Rive the
reader a depth of iii'iKhi into
a matter that is usually taken
as a matter of course.
Jake Brown's sister, Deborah,
has su.wstcd lie visit a doclor-.
a psychiatrist and most unwill
ingly he has consented to do so.
I!e doesn't think he needs a doc
tor's advice yd lie knows that
there is something radically wrong.
His famiry had always seemed sort
of mixed up: his parents had really
never seemed like a father and
motlurt': of his wife whom he
thought he had loved bit! since had
begun to wonder about. His whole
life had seemed to be a wasteland
to him but it all cleared up as he
talked to (ho doclor. Warped ideas
straightened themselves out. and
as he delineated each charade,- to
the psychiatrist, il appeared in
different clothes, different flatus,
a different light. Slowly he
merged from the wasteland in
which he had lived, oul into the
wide open spaces of understanding
A truly great book, well written.
In our every day life, we
have all met Howard Koarks.
Of course the names are dif
ferent: in fact, they are lesion.
But the characteristics are all
the same. Sclf-appoinh'd, self
satisfied and sclf-saf isfyinsr to
the nth defirce. When lie said
a fact, a fact it was despite any
lack of certification except in
Howard Roark's own opinion.
He wasn't liked ... no self
reliant person is for this is a
world of co-operation and the
fact that one can help another
makes for esteem and confi
dence. Ayn Rand has written one of
the most entertaining novels of the
present day in "THE FOUNTAIN
HEAD." It shows us what a nuis
ance Howard Roark could make of
the theory that all men may be
horn equal but that only a selected
few forgo ahead to be capable of
running the machinery of this
world. Peter Keating, horn with
an equal "amount of brains, could
only meekly follow in the great
Roark's footsteps. Keating had
everylhing that Roark had thrown
away . . . friends, comradeship and
like attractions . . . yet he swung
onto Roark's coattails. Rut in his
ih epest consciousness he feared
Roark and wanted him 1o fail.
This is a book th.it one will
read, not hurriedly for there
is too much to let sink in, with
the sense of having known
these characters for ,a Ions;
time.
opening of
nniiiiiiiga
Cafe
fsday, March 21st, in Clyde on
formerly Occunfori hv f.lvde
UUIIUW1V.UCS VX
Open Seven Days A
ou are in Clyde and hungry,
break bread with
Owned and Operated by
CLYDE
CAFE
Contractors To
Be Let Work On
Secondary Roads
Contractors will he relied upon
1 the Stale Iliuhway and Public
Works Commission for the major
"ai'l el the work on ,,rlh Caro
lina s larm-to-mai kcI roads
immediate future. Highway
Man A. II d ahain said i
in 1 1
in disclosing tl,ai , !,,. ,
projects for the s.-, ondary roads
are being prepared for a letting
tcntativi-Iv scheduled for March 2.
The IrUim: will mark the launch
ing of the Hifi.way ('onimi--::oi;'s
ambitions program calling for ihe
sin i acne irealan nt or st.ihjti
ol :UNal it-ili-. of country road. i:i
Ihe net 111 ears to prevent r, ne-
n l(,lls 111 t ne disrupt ion c iu-.( d I
when the roads v ere made in;,,, a- -sable
by this winter's severe v.ea'.h
er. Highway forces, although in no
position to do a large share of (hr
work on these roads due to a shnrl
age of materials and equipment
and the critical needs for mainten
ance wink elsewhere in Ihe high
way system, will nevertheless start
on their share of the program on
April 1. Graham said.
To Kcdiicc Standards
In onhsr to get just as many
miles ol the farm-to-mark-'t roni
treated as the contractors av
highway forces are capable of do
ing, many of the finer cnginei ring
principles formerly adhered to by
the commissioin's engineers ";il
be discarded. Graham said.
"We won't build roads that are
up to the high standards previous
ly set." he declared, "hut we are
reducing these standards so tint
more miles of dirt -roads can be
surfaced or stabilized."
Not all of the engineering prin
ciples can be thrown in the discard,
he said, although the construe! on
probably will be ' lighler than any
thing heretofore attempted." He
said it would he necessary to main
tain the principles so far as they
concerned providing adequate
drainage and bases for the roads in
the proposed program.
neierrmg in me lac! that con
tractors would have to do most ol
the work at first, Graham said 'he
Stale is gelling some equipment
now from Ihe government bid noth
ing like Ihe volume needed for ils
highway forces. Also, he declared
that other highways have boon
without adequate maintenance dur
ing Ihe war and will necessarily
require some attention now.
Buying Tar. Asphalt
A large share of the 19.250.000
gallons of tar and asphalt for which
contracts are to he let will go into
the country road program, he said
"This is (he largest order ever
made by the Highway Commission
for bituminous materials." (he
highway chairman declared, "and
much of the tar and asphalt will be
used in treating country roads in
the commissioner's program calling
for the surfacing or slahilizalion of
every mile possible during (he next
few months."
The Board of Awards of Ihe
Stale Division of Purchase and
Contract is expected to place the
orders for 18.100.000 gallons ol
asphalt and l.IfiO.OOO gallons of
tar at its meeting last week. Scvci
companies have submitled bid on
the asphalt eonl nets, and six com
panies on the (ar contracts.
In addition to 1he requirements
for country roads. large amounts of
bituminous materials are need
ed for treating roads thai dried oul
and cracked during (he war years
when the materials were not avail
able for providing adequate treat
ment. Graham said.
Much In a Name
A little colored girl, a new
comer in Sunday school, gave her
name to tlie teacher as 'Tortilior
Job nson."
Later the teacher asked the
child's mother if that was right.
"Yes, ma'am, dat's her name."
the
the Highway
Cleaners
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Week
come in and
Clyde, N. C.
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SOME OF THE WORKERS at one of the plants of the Ford Motor Company
in Michigan are shown busy at work getting the assembly lines rolling
again. The auto-making plants have been closed since January 25 be
cause of the sieel shortage caused by the steel strike. Manufacturing was
resumed in the Rouge, Highland Park and Iron Mountain, Mich., plants
w ith 30,000 workers called back to work. (International Soundpioto)
Snap Shots Of The
HUMAN SIDE OF LIFE
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FR ANTES (iILUERT I RAZIER
We do not remember al the time,
the e.u 1 number of cardinal sin,
that are listed bid whatever that
number may be there is one more
that we think should really head
i he parad.-.
To lie perfectly honest we j
do not know what constitutes '
the cardinal sins but they must
be pretty awful for they ire
spoken of with bated breath.
But not the sin we want to
hold up for (he attention of
the public. Pnl'orlunately, we
run into the blamed thinr, al
most every time we turn
around or Ret shoved around,
perhaps. It speaks loudly for
itself, you can well believe us.
V
have reference to ruddles.
Have you ever slarted oul Willi Ihe
besl intentions in Ihe world, a
loveiy sprig of laurel in your hand
and good fellowship in your heart''
II s a beautiful world, the birds are
singing, the sun is gleaming gold
down on your up-lilted head and
your soul is drifting aiound on
filmy clouds. Alas alack!
1,
The first thin you know,
some one has taken up tin
slack on their side of (he walk
ind have Riven you a resound
ing imitation of a battering
ram and you spin around like a
case of vertigo. Do they say
they are sorry? They do NOT.
They dare at you as t lion . Ii
their eyes were interrogation
points inquiring why yon were
ever born: and if so. why you
rami out that day. If you
followed your natural impulses
tile sprig of laurel would as
sume the proportions of Hie
trunk of said laurel propelled
throii"!i the air with the object
of lnnn-slauchtcr.
Hut you conquer the urge and
remember I hat the sun is si ill
sinning as ou amble along. The
world is still a beautiful place
although it has a black-and-bUie
place on one side. Bui thai wdl
heal . . . you think. You sauipor
inlo an attractive little drug store
and sit down for a cooling drink.
Without the formality of a "May
IV" you find your single blessedness
has been pushed over into the
corner of oblivion and whal space
you can salvage is deeply resented
by the interlopers. Your cooling
nectar nas noon iiirneu inio a 1101
toddy of repression, depression and
recession. You find conversation
completely obscuring your solitude,
words thrown over, under, around
and at you for your absorption and
delectation. You are supposed to
be greatly impressed by the sur
rounding glamor. You certainly are
anything else but!
Like all things, Rood or had,
the end finally comes and the
pressure removed as the pro
cession passes out. Oh, if it
only would in the slanR-y sense!
You meekly follow the parade,
anxious for a. breath of fresh
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you suffer
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from rheumatic, arthri
pain, Iry this simpte
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Compound", a 2 wclIs
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supply today. Mn
water. add the
It's can-. pleasant
You necj only 3
tablopoonfuls two times a day. Ultcn
within 48 hours sometimes oycr
niiiht splendid results are obtained.
If the pains do not quickly Icnvc
and if you do not feci better, Ru Ex
will cost you nr-thing to try as it
I sold by your druggist under an abso
ipuwuti mmj W WII
air but even if you crab it
quickly you will find the door
slammed back in your face and
said breath knocked out of you
. . . just another evidence of
the indecency of rudeness.
There are varying degrees of
; rudeness bill all of them register-
ing well above DO degrees Fahren
I heit. l-'or instance how about dial
' pesl w ho invariably makes a pa
J rade ground right in front of you
! when you are conversing w ilh some
! one.' lie has never seen Ihe words
"excuse me" in print and wouldn't
I recognize them if you drew a pic
ture. Then there s thai bird who
' rounds Ihe corner on two wheels.
I ciil-oul w ide open and horn blow
I ing full sliced ahead, as he sails
into your si red of conversation.
iiguoiing all stop lights. You ."re
' forced into Ihe curb of silence and
omiv ion. I lie puy is. Ilial is one
road hog' the traffic ollicei (-annul
arrest.
!
We could ro in indefinitely
. . . hut why? You have met
llieni for thev are like Un
hands of a clock . . . ro around
all dav and every day. Bui if
we could only turn them olT
like an alarm clock, we surely
would have one less cardinal
sin.
I !i i : 1 1 c 11 are using iheii
farms
a-. loving grounds for Ii
bo. u s produced by v arious sv ,
of breeding.
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Contest Will Be
Held On March 30
The American Legion oratorical
contest of the fifth district, origi
nally scheduled for Hendersonville,
will be held in Asheville on Sat
urday, March 301 h.
The Legion division conference
will be held at 4:00 o'clock at the
S. & V. Cafeteria, while the Aux
iliary meeting will be held al the
same hour at the First Presbyter
ian church.
A Dutch .simper will be held at
the S. & W. at !!;() o'clock.
The oratorical contest will be
held on the fifth floor of Ihe liun
coinhe county court house at 7:!i0.
L. L. Froneherger is district chair
man of the event.
MAURI Alii; IK TNSIS
Joseph V. Lakerson, Jr., of New
Jersey lo Christine Swanger, of
Canton.
lioherl C. Plolt of Way nesville to
Ruth Lorcna McCrary. of Clyde.
Route 1.
Wood row Plemmons to Mary
Fdith Ferguson, both of Marshall.
James l(. B. (iihson lo Noneliite
llaney. both of Haywood county.
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