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t THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER PAGE THREE (First Section) j Tums Thumbs Down .. h,.h vour at- I he ihi .it k inui . tri'Mi Ml j i ilS JllW'll Huib- hair ;.ll r1' two n'",h' .,iiii "a iiiaji"".' I Ui.1 lit ! , n. , Unll.il J , ,h,. ' ..i ti.-irl- pi nil " ,i rt-.iilifil inui 1.4 said ' ywoixl , limh II-"1 " i ih.. lTt- and -"' (k'' iior: l' Ku" f,i,u.. pari. Wl,:-ii-n - ITnrtliini-. ,1 -l.i.uld i' '"" Ijvr. M M'-"s Itil.lljMll- "1 .r. lilll-ll 1 .j ill' I hi' -IHII'I J. 'TIh- ini)1-! 111 1 101 Nl' lliiiui ,Ii!t- anil irrtainh l lii mlii that pif- :!i cluilii". ri-iiiiiii pure n iilwiiiiil i.s a Itian that in mi' tan- hi in .hi t- ukt i-. ' lain di--ivllt Mill I'i'I1 Is ;i-r Iji iiii; tin- I'.im- l.aii that w;i in But when 1 dress hut Jl msht or own .pliMnali-d roll' in n:i hair hii;li or is tlnmuh it M-ri-i-iccant " "umildn't ilri-am ImiS liair " Sin- sa s on a woman al- f thai old nur- Bout "tin- inaiili-ii. horn and all tor- over the boimed Edward Stevens. dressi-s many top fieri hairdresser in I'd that short hair BTK'R UNA ll'NTY KlilOK COl'liT ATT in kit. Etta M W'v.itt that an action en. e has heen .,.m. Superior ('nnrt nf )', North Carolina (solute divorce upon two years seiura. aid defendant will lice that she is re " at the office of superior Court nf p at his office in "thin twenty days ; day of Juh- loifi demur to the com- ;atd action, or fh, fa1!' to the rnui-l f..i- Ned in said i-om. 1946. ATHEIUYOon. W-ior Court i.f Countv. V r 4-21-28 was the style I would still say no. Clothes today are feminine, the way men like them, and short hair does not go with feminine clothes. Any man likes a girl to look, above all tilings, like a woman and not an illation ot a man. u will ! An indication oi me way u is in Hlllly'000 WU xhuwii uiii- uoj ic- ll.tly when a syndicate photog rapher went to the Warner Broth ers Studio to get pictures ot "this new short bob." After a hurried and unsuccessful search for a subject, a model had to lx hired because among the Warner Brothers ac tresses, not one with short hair iiuld be found." Well, girls. That's the story as Hollvwood sees it. Looks like a waii song lor the feather cut. For you. maybe, but not for me. Per sonally. I'll sacrifice glamour for comfort any season especially (luring the summer months. 1 can see the point in Holly wood's stand for long hair for ac tresses. They play such varied roles, including many period parts, and of necessity must wear any number of hair styles. But I think they're grinding the axe too sharply in spots. For instance, a motion picture clothes designer says, "Short hair does noting for a wo man's looks. Hair should make a lovely frame for the face and the short bob does nothing for it." Seeems to me a lot would depend on the contour of the face 'you're trying to frame, the type of fea tures and so on. If short hair is so terrible and the wrong sort of frame for a woman's face, I'd like to know in which category these experts place the plastered, unnatural-looking up-sweep hairdos If a net encased bun plonked on the top or side of the head signi fies the type of coiffure required by the soft, fluffy clothes of the seas on, if that style is the essence of femininity, someone must have created some brand new synoyms for "feminine." I doubt if many short-haired wo men will lose sleep over what the Hollywood clan thinks of short bobs. Perhaps there are women wearing short hair who would look a sight belter with long trusses, and vice-versa, but everyone to their own opinion. Hollywood is a strange place. They crow about long hair vs. short hair, they are all for letting "wo men's crowning glory remain as it should be long and beautiful." and what do they do but dye hair from one shade to another without a single qualm. 1 hate to think what that must do to a crop of soft, lustrous hair. PRE-ELECTION RIOTS ROCK ITALY Distri Nurses near Nutrition Specialist and set hi-i take Soviet Parties Find Large Iron Deposits LONDON Five hundred geolo gical expeditions in the Soviet Un ion this year have discovered iron ore deposits estimated at more than one billion tons, according to a Tass report radiocast from Moscow and heard by the Soviet monitor here. The report described a new ore basin covering 3.900 square miles near the Kama River in the north east of the European part of the U. S. S. R., and other large de posits near Igarka, Siberia, and in the Karelo-Finnish Republic. Miss Mildred Milner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Milner, who has been a student at Western Carolina Teachers college has ar rived home. Miss Milner was a member of the graduating class of the class of 1946. The nurses of the health district of which Hay wood county is a part held a meeting here un Thursday. , at which time they heard a talk by i Miss Bell, of Die nutrition depart ment of the State Board of Heuilli, ! according to Mrs. J. Hul'us Mji - Cracken. supervisor of the public health nurses in the district. The nurses were given instruc tion regarding their oppoit unities to aid the families thty isit in their work to the appreciation ot better food values. Dr. lai Michal, assistant health olluei of lliis area also assisted in Hm- i.utI-ing. Korean Church Hells Made Of Jap Shells SKAl'l.. Korea Three hundred Korean churches whose bt-IK wen confiscated during the war luie been equipped with substitute chimes made limn Japanese '.Mil nun mortar shells oio'.inally c,n market! by Aiueru an inil,;..i ; u 'horities to In- liuiui'i'il iiii.i the sea. ITALIAN POLICE interfere as crowds in Milan, Italy, engage In street clashes witli purported Fascist sympathizers who under the leadership of Guglielmo Gianninl are reported active in the election campaign. Here a typical brawl is being broken up by officials. (International) Lt. James Stringfield Discharged From Navy I.t. ijgi James King Siringfield. son of Dr. and Mrs. Sam String ti fill, was recently discharged from the Navy at Norfolk Naval Separa tion Center. He entered the ser vice in 1944 while a student at the University of North Carolina. He served for over one year in the I'linipi-.m theatir taking pail in the Invasion of Normandy. Mi has recently returned from over a y ear's service in I lie Paeilic theater. lie is entitled to wear the Ameri can theater ribbon, the Kiiropean theater with one battle slar, the Pacific Ihealer ribbon. Victory Medal, Philippine Liberation rib. bon He plans to spend Hie summer here with his family and enter the University of North Carolina where he will be a member of the senior class, after which he will lake up the sillily of medicine. He was one of four brothers m the service. LFirst G. I. Wives Will Go To Japan BIRTHS Mi. and Mrs. Hoy Dietz, of Can ton, Route 2, announce the birth of a son on May 31. Mi. and Mrs. David Green, of Way nesville, Route 2, announce the birth of a son on June 2. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Jenkins, of Way nesville, Route 2, announce the birth of a son on June 2. Mr. and Mrs. Brownlowe Heath oily, of Canton, Route 2, announce the birth of a daughter on June 2. Mr and Mrs. Paul Cogdill, of Canton, announce the birth of a son on June 3. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hyatt, of Waynesville, announce the birth of a daughter on June 2. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson, of Waynesville, Route 2, announce the birth of a son on June 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Clark, of Fines Creek, announce the birth of twins, a son and daughter on June 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mull, of Waynesville, Route 1, announce the birth of a son on June 4th. r, " " Roman Plaudlta Snapping the ringers and wavinj handkerchiefs were forms of ap plause among the Romans. WASHINGTON - The first group of 1.000 wives and children to join soldiers stationed in Japan will leave about the second week in June, the war department announc ed last week. Others w ill he I rails-I y ard has arrived from Mars Hill ported later lo the Philippines. Korea, and Hie Uyukyue. Miss Mary Kvelyn Colvard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Col- College from which she was grad uated last week. DR. W. KERMIT CHAPMAN DENTIST OrriCC IN BOYD BUILDING PHONE 363 WAYNESVILLE. N. C. Received 35 p Pacific Mills Wool Gaberd inc en's Suits s'zes 31 to 42 Next to baby's bath there is nothing quite so gentle as the way Waynesville Laundry launders your clothes. No strong chemicals or bleaches are used to get your wash clean and sparkling . . . only billowy suds that are safe for vour most precious family fabrics. i You'll find your clothes will last far longer and look as fresh and clean as if you had washed every piece by hand. ffo Created to Make You a Picture of v, o o i u i u in o u r tr? IN A Tin' "daisies won't tell" your secret of looking serenely lovely ami cool till summer, lint u- k tii i t he reason lies in clever hair styling. Coiffures created by Personality IVaiitv Slioi to capture your every mood . . . for work, play and divss ... to fulfill your desire for beauty. Cold waves are our specialty ... Our four years of experience assures you of hair that will have that "natural curly" look. Phone 306 Main Street ITS Till TV tis Drag: f f DR. 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