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Those readers who like their
stories well shaken with shudders
will thoroughly enjoy 'HONOLU
LU STORY." by that famous writer
of "WHODUNIT" episodes, Leslie
Ford. And this is one of his very
best.
The scene is Hawaii and prac
tically all of the action takes place
in and around a house high up on
the mountainside above Honolulu.
It is the story of a black-sheep
American whose family had lived
in Hawaii for generations. But he
went back to Japan sometime after
Pearl Harbor and played traitor to
his country. The book has plenty
of romance as well as suspended
excitement and the answer stays a
secret right until the end is reach
ed. Don't peek at the last chapter
hut enjoy the unfolding of the
storv to the end.
Now here IS a book! You who
love your grand opera, your light
opera. our b.illet and your con
certs will receive "THE IMPRE
SARIO" with joy and acclaim. It
is written by S. Hurok in collabo
ration with Ruth Goodc. There are
anecdotes about the famous and
the near-famous; little stories that
will endear the stars to you more
I ban ever,
"IMPRESARIO" is a personally
conducted visit backstage and is
a heart-to-heart chat with those
whom you have long admired from
Hie other side of the footlights.
And there are forty intimate
photographs to make the book all
Hie more realistic and companionable.
Wins In Round-Up
JOHNNY HEINZ, 12-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Heinz,
one of the four boys from St. John's
School, who attended the North
Carolina Catholic Scout Round-L'p
held at Helmont Abbey College,
Belmont, and carried off the high
est honors in the field day activi
ties. Scouts from Charlotte, dastonia.
High Point, Raleigh, Winston-Salem
and Waynesville attended the field
day events and camporee held re
cently at Belmont.
Johnny won first place in the
95 pound group. Other winners
from St. John's school were: Bel
mont Harnett and Dries Vanden
berg. who were awaided the "Ad
altare Dei" medai by the Most
Reverend Vincent S. Waters, bishop
of Raleigh,
Johnny is 12 years old and
member of the sixth grade of St.
John s school and of a local Boy
Scout troop.
t'lran Rug Bottoms ;
Clean the underside of rugs fre- j
quently, for dirt works through and '
insects are likely to hide under- !
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Brazilian Soap
Arrives In Italy
LONDON -A cargo of 420 Ions
of Brazilian soap, the first soap
to he imported to Italy in several
years, has arrived in Naples,
UNRRA headquarters in London
announced.
The Brazilian shipment, UNRRA
said, was enough to distribute ap
proinately one ounce of soap to
every person in Italy.
EYIVAL
NOW ON AT
he Big
Tent
In Hazelvood, N. C.
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mi fv l i rain i
fine worm a i name
Thousands have hoard it, have you? It grips
you, stirs you, and makes you think, if you
think. Don't miss it.
Sunday Night
June 9th, 7:30 p. m.
Follow the Crowds
QUESTION HOX
Questions will be answered each evening.
PROGRAM
Tl'KSDAY NIGHT
The Book God Sealed"
In (iprnocl? ... Is it The Revelation?
KDN'Ksn v viniT
Men Shall Take Hold of Him
That is a Jew"
Head Zech. 8:23
THritSDAY NIGHT
e Devil's Best Friend In
Hazelwood Ndmed"
FRIDAY NIGHT
"The Price of Truth"
SATIIBiliV X'lT.HT
n Men Would Give A Fortune to Hear a Sermon"
lie BIG TENT
Hazelwood, N.C.
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Snap Shots Of The
HUMAN SIDE OF LIFE
By
FRANCES GILBERT FRAZIER
When the road ahead
Looks far and steep
And dark and our feet
Falter, then give our
Hearts strength.
Dear Lord.
We can rult our minds
But our bodies need
The guidance of our
Hearts to keep us
Ever pushing forward.
When the darkness
Of night closes down
On our hearts fatigued
With the uncertainties
Of the morrow, hold
Tight to our hands.
Dear Lord, so we will
Be unafraid
At noon when the warm
Sunshine fills our
Hearts with the joy
Of living, please
Teach us to he
Thankful and grateful
For Thy many blessings.
But oh. Dear Lord,
'.' e need Thee most
' Of all at the start
j Of every fresh day.
Fur it is then that
I Our hearts are so
! t ndecided which way
Will be the best.
, Temptations slip into
! Our pathways and hide
Behind the flowering
Borders that line
( Hir walk of life.
.Our minds are rested.
( Hir bodies anxious
l To he up and doing:
o that is w hy we
Need Thy wise counsel
To govern our hearts.
And guide our feet
Around the pitfalls.
He with us throughout
The day.
Dear Lord,
And in our hearts
Always.
Have You A Job For A
Veteran? Here's One
i Kditor's Note. In an cITorl to
'place return veterans in positions
j suitable for their qualification" and
j skills, main of w hich were dcvolop-
ed during the war through special
training. I lie .Mountaineer, in co
operation with the local employ
ment ollico. is giving this space to
set forth the talents of some vet
eran in each issue who is seeking
employment. Any employer who
might have a place the veteran
may till is asked to contact the em
ployment ollicc'.
Clerical or personnel worker, age
22. while, male. 1 1 years college
including training in typing, short
hand and bookkeeping.
Skills: I'. S. Navy over li years
as Yeoman 1st Class. Kepi records
pertaining to personnel, perfoi mmg
clerical and stenographic duties
Took dictation., typed correspon
dence and memoranda, processed,
handled and tiled reports. Super
vised work of others in checking
and setting up liling systems at
various naval stations. Interviewed
Navy applicants and assisted with
their processing and classification
Comments: Can type at rale of
60 Wpm., take dictation. Prefers
personnel work but will consider
general ollicc work.
To Kmploycrs: If you would like
to interview this man for possible
position or have suggestions as to
where he ronld srrtire employment,
contact U. S Fmploy nient Service,
telephone 417.
Tin-Wedding Gift
May Be Aluminum
NFW YORK Married ID years''
You may be asked this year to
give the missus an anniversary gift
of aluminum instead of the tra
ditional tin.
A change in the anniversary
symbol was proposed recently by
more than a dozen housewares and
giftware trade magazines.
Aluminii mis "basically Ameri
can," the trade editors assert, while
tin is "principally an alien metal."
War-Dead To Be
Brought Home
About Mid-Winter
WASHINCTON The first of the
nation's war dead will he brought
home from overseas about mid
winter at the earliest.
Military authorities can account
for lilll H!!:") bodies of the approxi
mately H0.r.rS2B army, navy . Marine
and Coast Cuaid dead and missing
of World War II.
Most of these lie ill temporary
cemeteries in foreign lands 2-11).-4!t;t
of the oodies identified and
12,572 as ycl unidentified Anoth
er Ulllllil bodies rest in isollod
graves about the world. About
hall of these graves have been lo
cated, and about HI.IIOO of the dead
ident died.
Most of the bodies not account
ed for will never be recovered
They are the remains of men who
perished at sea or behind enemy
lines.
Maj don 'I'. B. Larking, who as
army quartermaster general, di
rects history's greatest hass funeral
movement hack to a final resting
place, said the war department had
hoped to get the first of the bodies
home hy mid-September.
But a shortage of steel for ens-
ACTS ON THE KIDNEYS
To increase flow of urine and
relieve irritation of the bladder
from excess acidity ia the urine
Ar you sufferlnr unnctkry distress,
bacltacha, run-down f stint: nd discom
fort from excess acidity 1 thm urine? Are
you disturbed nlfhta by ef frequent desire
to pass water Then you should know
about that famous doctor's discovery
DR. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT that
thousands say fives blessed rcUai Swamp
Root Is a carefully blended combination of
18 herbs, roots, Vsfe tables, balsams. Dr.
Kilmer's is not harsh or habit-f ormlnf In
any way. Many people say Its marvloua
effect Is truly amazing.
Send for free, prepaid sample TODAY!
Like thousands of others you'll be glad
that you did. Send name and address to
Department D, Kilmer A Co., Inc., Box
1289, Stamford, Conn. Offer limited. Send
at ones. All druggists sell Swamp Root.
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When vnu sol out to provide
telephone oorvirc to rural dwell
er oer an area of hundreds of
thousands of square miles in nine stales. yone
pot a REAL JOB!
No one knows this holler than your telephone
eonipany, nor is there anyone more eager to see
farmers hae telephones.
We're hard at the joh. using the host equip
ment and "know-how" that years of Hell System
experienee and researeh have heen ahle lo devise.
Southern Bell trucks and men are heooming a
more and more frequent sight on the rural roads
of the Southeast,
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph nrMiANY
INCOtFORATED
Green-Tinted
Sunglasses Are
Best For Eyes
The sunglasses that you perch
on your nose this spring and sum
mer will have plenty of specsap
peal. thanks to the capers cut by
postwar plastics to make fancy
frames that harmonize with your
duds.
That's all very fine, but do give
a thought lo the lenses. They have
a more businesslike joj to do ir.
preventing eye fatigue and discom
forts caused by direct glare or re
flected sunlight.
For that purpose you need lenses
which have the absorptive power to
halt harmful rays, yet admit light
that you need for seeing For
these, a green tint is usually the
first choice of aculists. Green was
during the war, and still is. the
choice of color of the Army and
Navy. Hut runners-up in the favor
of many eye experts are "smoke"
and "purple smoke" tints for lens
es .
For the lenses to qualify as safe
anti-glare shields, they must be
outlawed; free of air bubbles, seeds,
color streaks or scratches.
As useful as sunglasses are, they
shouldn't be worn any more than
necessary. They are needed when
eves are exposed to direct light,
as in sun bathing, or reflected light
from concrete highways, while
pavements, parade grounds, plough
ed fields, water or sand They
aren't nt cessarv so please take
'em olT when you sit in the shade,
go indoors or roam around on a
cloudy day.
kets makes that impossible, he told
a press conference in the gray
walled room where burial plans for
America's hero dead arc being
made.
The location of llieir temporary
graves not rank or station or dis
tinction or any other coiiMclei .il ion
- will determine the order in w hich
they are returned, lie said.
We have most everything to furnish
the home. All post-war furniture.
Pay us a visit before buying.
Mehaf f ey-Cagle Co.
On the Square
Clyde, N. C.
How Is The Time To
Buy Insecticides
Rotenone
Cryolite
Dutox
Arsenate of Lead
Black Leaf "40"
Fungi-Bordo
Pestroy
Also
Sprayers and Dusters
Available At
Richland Supply Co,
At The Depot Phone 43
Note: We are closed Wednesday afternoons.
NOT OH YOUR TIHTYPE !
Grandma loots calm and collected as she poses for posterity, but"
she wasn't -not on your tintype! Getting her family ready for
this picture was a long, weary business.
The day this photo was snapped, Grandma was up at dawn,
wrestling with the old wood stove, coaxing the kettle to boil,
cooking breakfast. And the day before, she ironed the mountain
of starched clothes that had needed such hard scrubbing. The day
before that
' But that was Grandma's life. She didn't know any other kind.
Her way of housekeeping took lots of time, lots of elbow grease.
In Grandma's gayest dreams she never imagined the time would
come when a woman would have dozens of electric servants daily
for the cost of a bar of soap.
Electric service ready and willing around the clock and
"calendar is a modern miracle Grandma missed by being born
too soon. But electrical dependability (and cheapness, too) didn't
happen by accident. Not on your tintype ! They're the result of
plenty of hard work and practical experience on the part of your,
neighbors who operate this company.
l Hear NELSON EDDY in "THE ELECTRIC HOUR" with Robert Armbrmler i Orchestra.
Sundoyi, 4:30 P. M., EDST, CBS Network.
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