THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
TUESDAY, S
EtemeJ
PAGE EIGHT
Radar Taught
At Armys Big
Training Unit
Average Radar
Course Lasts
About Six Months;
Men May Enroll
It war, announced recently by
Serjeant Francis M. Darcv, coni
niander of the recruiting station
in Lenoir, that the principles of
rada" inaintenanee a.id repair
equilHiient, are taurdit at the
Army's Imw radar school located
at Fort .Monmouth. New Jersey.
All men who enroll in this school
must have extensive knowledge of
operation, repair and maintenance
of radio sets. In the Army this
knowledge- can he obtained by at
tending the Signal Corps Kadio
school.
The average radar course lasts
about six months and makes use
of the self-progress method of in
struction. This method enables a
man to progress as rapidly as he
tan absorb the material.
The course is divided into these
parts, or phases. First, the famil
iarization phase in which the
student becomes familiar with the
outside appearance operation,
simple adjustments and routine
preventive maintenance proce
dures. In the second phase, the
student learns the complete step
by step analysis pertaining to I In
winking of each component part
of the set. Every student perforins
all the adjustments and tuning
procedures. This phase is followed
by a thorough session in trouble
shooting. Upon completion of
each phase the student is niven n
practical written examination.
The Army considers radar and
its school so vital to our national
defense that every type of equip
ment is available for instructional
purposes. The same policy, holds
true for instructions. These in-
Methodists To
Hold Special
Workers Meet
A un ci in:' of ihe pastors and
workers anion" the children of the
.iclhodM cl 'iirdies will be held at
the I n -1 Melln.dist church in Vay
nesvilk on Monday afternoon. Sept
i mil. at :i-:ii p m.
i Mi' ; I';i.ii: i .l.,m- Kramer, of the
I ui'iiei'.il ho.-u-d .it the Methodist
rlniieli aim li - i'. W, Kent, both
out si and i ir.i I.iIiItvii n workers, will
lake p,-u t on l he program.
:i: m-i-'. kindergarten, primary
and J in-": leariier-. and parents of
tli. m- ai'i '.roup-, are asked to at
triid Ih. ini i-i ::.'--. and hear these
out M audi uj leaders give a lesson
in how to u i I lie liible.
Beaverdam Schools Open
Tomorrow To 3,000 Pupils
M l llct o! s, ! 1 ic
civ ilian hit . ;
till' 1 er! i me:. I
alliiltv In n',
and to help
I'oal.
For the m:
best of military and
ire selected not only
skill, but also for
along with the men
tin-in achieve their
mv young men now
Teachers Are Named
For Five Canton
Schools, Book Sales
Start Today j
The five schools ol Boavcrdain
Township wp open tomorrow
morning with an enrollment anti
cipated to total near IS non studi nls
Most ot last
returned and
been added t
school i ,ir
Prof. K .1.
year dot 1
his duties
lew
tin
s teai hers have
new ones haw
s', stem lor this
Pc'.ch .
ill health.
priucipa
absent last !
is resinning j
at ('anion
enli-tin:.: in the regular army, the
Signal l 'ca ps
oppolt unities
i 1 1 1 1 : i lei I in tin
I ri' i n i h:1 mi Hi
fill graduate
lor a I p
rinv or en i
radar school offers
I hat e a n n o t be
i n. Mian world. After
school, t he success
ver.v well equipped
ilion, either in the
oi life. It is not at
all niiii.ii.il lor a man to quickly
alt. mi the erade of master sergeant
alier completing Ihe radar school
course In llu- years lo come radar
will be u-ed in almost every phase
of iniliiarv, industrial and com
mercial lite Air fields will use
it lo keen li ;ick of planes and to
prnv ule beacon, for blind land
ini's. Slim, will use it to pre
vent aicideiils with other ships, I
icehi r-'s. or reels. . device has
1 11 1 ri d elnpeii for use on railway
loioinolni s is tied inlo the
lliiollle .11.1 i.in.l u-.il l so that as
the ret urn siciial grows stronger
it eonl ii:oimiis i lnses Ihe throttle
and eviutiially sets the brakes,
Rectal Soreness
Get Relief New Easy Way
Sit In Comfort
Frolarmon id n quirk, ilritn.!;iM.- n j, r
of itching, painful rectal s.iriTU'ss symp
toms which may nlso nccnmpuny inki uiul
hem. rr hi. i.ls. UrinjfS south inn .s.ik c et'
comfort upon Conturt, furms pnitcct intt
film over sore ar n, hvi titn.y inf. cti .t: ;
germs, a 1-ia Nature hcul up raw, hi - .k h
tissiifs. No uil no (rrvase to t :i i n rl-iL-Umr.
Sold on money back guarantee. He mux
to get this modern relief today . . . abk for
PROLARMON 4
Smith's Cut kate Drug Store
prev cut n
trains.
The Si
the many
open lor
malion c
In. inches
nearest ,
slat ion.
Th
collisions with other
Mia! Corps is
branches of
enlistments,
illeel lung 111
ol si i ice.
only one of
service now
for infor
is, or other
contact the
run post or recruiting
in
ellli! 11
! in I!
slat ion in I.cnoir
post office build-
and in Morgaulon it is located
the Cohh building. South Stor
ing si )( et ,
BHKKHMHSEamia
Large Selection
Popular Books
In Our
LENDING
LIBRARY
ALSO AN EXTRA LAUGE STOCK
OF NEW HOOKS ON SALE.
THE
BOOK ST
ORE
J. c. (;.u SUA
Main Street
Wavnesville
high school, and another former
teacher. .1. I .. I Smalhers. who is'
back from -i v ice in t he armed 1
force-;, al .0 is joining the high
school 1 acn 1 1 v . i
Parents are urged lo complete
all purchases of school hooks today .
The book room will be open Iron)
'.I a. m. to 4 p 111.. and A. ,1 Ilul
chins. superintendent . advises mak
ing all purchases today since there
will be no one to handle sales afler
w ai ds
The let ol teacher-, for the Can
ton schools ri as pillows;
Principals I, ,1 Kevely, high
school; V. P. liarhee, North Can
ton; T A ( 'al he- I Vim. Avenue ;
H C. ( annon. Pat on. (I. II. I lipps,
Boavcrdain. K. C DuckeM. Morn
ing SI. 11.
Ilich si -howl teachers Mrs
Hilda llalv Inn Ion. I. Hikard.
Virginia lloll iaw. Mrs. W. C.
Penland. Mm. Cilhs, Mrs. N. M
Clonl. Cordelia Johnson, C. C.
l'oiinlexu 1 , l.i Mai-shbank .. Mrs
I'rankie .lonn on, Mrs. Hubert
Matthews i;,,beil Matthews. Mrs
Hachel Mill hi II. Mrs. Mildred
beeves. Aiis. Martha Campbell.
Coiinne (.ri-eiie. Ileruian Holen.
Dock Wilson. .1. liovtl Smalhers.
Donald Newsome. Mrs. Hutli H
Matthews. C. C Williams
(irade schools Maude lilay-
lock. Mrs. Ii'ebeeea Howe, flora
Mae Pre s, Marjoi ie llipps, Cora
Moore, l-jnnia Hall. Mr-. ,1 Hair,
M rs. Mai,:, net I. one, Mrs Muriel
.loshn. Mis Ciaig U Inlmirc. Mrs.
Kinilv N. Morgan. Mrs. Wilina I..
Drey man Mrs .liniv Alesser linliv
Phillips. All-, W. I;. Palmer. 1.0111-,-Slaughter.
Kalheriiie Koiiinson
Thelina ( oil in iikniclic 'I liomp.
son, Air- Chai n- , Ling. 1 1 Sue
Cm inglnu. A'li i-ina Slaugliler. Mrs,
Pauline vliehael. Alls l.enoie len
der. Cal hei me ( 'olhoun. Helen
(ireene. Kl i.-abel li Al cCracki -n. All s
Wallace Ward. Alaggu- l.ue Suns.
Mrs. C C p, i.-st.-r. Airs. Ku-
gene llolli law . Aland U'1.1,1
Annie llawos .', I -, .l.i. k Chapman.
Mrs. Cii.i 01 lev , Ah s .1 ( ) Hen
driv. Helen Smatliers Airs Hael
Hardin, Mrs. A c Cooper, Mrs.
W. It. .h nk.n . Mr-. Henrv Allen.
Mrs. Howard Alollell. Airs Kussell
lull, lionnie Ane.cl, Alls. W. L.
Hikard. S idle Y, Waihn. and Kli.a
beth St li s.
Traffic At Lake
Heavy All Season
j Tialbr at Lake JunahiSkj
this season included cars from
4. '! slates and 4 foreign coun
tries, arrordhiK to Or. Frank
5. I.ove, suiierintendent of the
Assembly.
"There is every reason to
believe that we had visitors
from every state, since many
did not come in their ears,"
Dr. love explained, ill liilll
inentiiiK on the successful sea
son which has just closed.
It was estimated that 10,000
pi ople visited on the Assem
bly mounds diirint; the season.
.More than 7,.00 bought tickets
for a stay (if several days to
wcks, while many others at
tended concerts and special
programs jiiven at the auditorium.
Rod
and
Gun
Lake Season
(Continued from Page One)
Itev nobis lolored' I). K. Hall,
and Air- I-; t ! 1 1 -1 Davidson.
Dixie Store
(Continued from page one)
mond liailey manager of the pro
duce department.
Among the ollicials of the cuni'
pany scheduled to be here for the
opening includes, K. C. liigdon,
superinlcndent. (J. H. Kay, general
supervisor, c. .1, llenlield, grocer
supervisor, and T. .1 Itanium, meat
supervisor. The home ollice of the
linn is 111 ( Ireeir, ille. S. C.
The Wavnesville super market
is tin I.v such store in Western
North Caiolma operated by Dixie
outside ot Ashewllc and llender-sonville
ZmZmUmZIZII I'll! '"iiiiTi-'TrtTMMlMlIiZZ i
Short Session Of
Police Court Held
A short session of Mayor's court
was held here Monday morning,
with four being tried for public
drunkenness and one for posses
sion of liquor.
Three cases for driving while
drunk were continued until Wed
111 sday and Monday.
The BETTER Building Supplies
GLASS - PAINTS - LUMBER
CEMENT
will always be found at
.Builders Supply Co,
HARRY LINER, JR., Mgr.
Phone 82-83
Water Street
work out the will og Cod in Chris
tian inli rnational relations. We
need to reallirm our faith that the
; way lo overcome evil is with good.
1 We need to keep in mind that in
1 ternat ional relations from the
i standpoint of (he church are inllu
1 enced by our domestic relations.
The things we do in America touch
the entire world."
1 Col. Carpenter, who holds two
j 1 .egion of Mori1 awards, declared
that war is not a cause but an el
led iiri 111 I it about by greed, racial
ills,, riiinnat urn and hat reds, cal led
Christian forces lo task for neglect
, ol Clu 1st i.-in training of American
v mil b and for failing to sound ,1
positive Hole that might have pre
vented the last war. lie said that
1 Mie of the greatest crimes of the
agi was lo thrust American youth
i face to face with death before they
had learned what 1! is to lie.
"If we had made our Christ ianily
real with the soldiers and I hev bad
w, dked as Christians over the
world, things would have been dif
' li lent," lie declared II is I'ssen
I I'd lo make ( 'hri-.l ian teaching
leal and active in the every day
world .
"The picture of a peaceful world
rests on us in America. Hut how
can we make a Chiisiian world un
til we develop Christian conduct
at home. If w e make our Christ i
1 anil v real at . home we can make it
j real any w la re The creates! in
1 I lii'-iiee tor good and for Christ
1 is thai exerted I.v a plain ordinary
American soldier who walks as a
Christ ian among his enemies.
"I claim this war Came because
'be church failed to speak the
mind of Cod. Here in America
where we have religious freedom
and treedom to interpret the Chris
tian message, inu- religion Ms
failed ill the quality of religious
training of its youth who went to
war. The only solution for Ihe
future peace of the world is to
take the message ot Christ serious
ly in America."
Auto Wrecks
(Continued From Page One)
the truck lane Friday night. Itoth
ears were badly damaged, but
neither occupant sustained injur
ies. Investigating were Patrolman
f). H. Roberts, Chief Orville Noland
and Policeman Sawyer.
Swayngim was bound over to
court under bond.
Totals
:i8 5 11 25 17 0
Driver Charged With
Driving While Drunk
The left front end of two Fords
were badly damaged about Hilill
Saturday night on Boyd avenue,
but no one was injured, according
to investigating officers, Messer
and Sawyer of the police force.
Hubert Pendrery was charged
by oflicors with driving while
drunk, and Hubert Collins tvas
charged wilh reckless driving
Karlier in the afternoon. Patrolman
Huberts had arrested Penderv for
speeding, the records showed.
Hazehvood Ah, II. II. P(. A. E.
Lane, rf-ef a 0 13 0 0
Dudley. Hb r, 0 110 0
Clen Wyall. 2b 4 1 12 5 0
Hlaloek. el'-p 4 12 3 10
Y01111I, If 4 2 3 2 0 0
Smith, c 4 0 14 10
F Wyatt, lb 3 12 1110
Shook, ss 4-12102
ISurrrll. p 10 10 3 0
Cordon Wy att ,rf 2 0 2 0 0 0
Totals 3.) G 1C 27 11 2
Score by innings: li. II. E.
Croon Hiver 010 210 001 f, 11 0
Hazel wood 000 022 01 1 fi Hi 2
I'nipircs: Kuykcndall and Carrcn.
Garlic From Lily Family
Garlic is a member of the lily
fan -I.v
Wanted! Men and
Women Who Are
Hard Of Hearing
To make this simple, no risk hear
ing test with Ourine drops used
with simple syringe. If you are
deafened, bothered by ringing, buz
zing head noises due to hardened
or coagulated wax 'cerumen1, try
the Ourine Home Method test that
so many say has enabled them to
hear well again. You must hear
better after making this simple test
or you get your money back at
once. Ask about Ourine Ear Drops
today at Smith"s Drug Store.
Trailer Breaks Loose
And Hits Passenger Car
A trailer broke looso from a
lumber truck and crashed (( a
1942 Ford on South Main street
about 8 o'clock Saturday night,
damaging the passenger car. The
truck was the property f Grace'
Lumber Mills, and was driven bv j
Robert Floyd Trull. The ear was;
driven by Willard O. Hector, and'
was the poreprtv of Rillv T n. I
hirU'SS'S: FLUSH KIDNEY URINE
not due to the fault of either! doclor 1 OUCOTery that relieve
driver. backache, run-down feeling doe
10 excess acidity in the orint
Peopl. ewrywhere art findlnr mlm
rtl el from painful ajrmptoms ol bladder
irritation caused by excess acidity in the
urine. DR. KILMERS SWAMP ROOT
acts fast on the kidneys to ease discomfort
6y promoting the flow ol urine. This pure
herbal "wdicine ia especially welcome
where bladder Irritation due to excess
acidity ia responsible for "tettinf up at
carefully blended combination
ol 16 kerbs, roots, yeretables, balsam; Dr.
Kilmer a contains nachinr harsh, la 06
tolatcly non-habit lormini. Juat (ood In
gredients that many peopta say aare a
Send lor free, prepaid sample TODAY!
Like thousands of others you'll be (lad
T" Semi name and address ts
Department A Kilmer Co, Inc, Bos
I2SS, Stamford, Conn. Oiler limited. Send
st oaca. All druf fists sell Swamp Root.
Xo Damage Done As
Car Hits Sidewalk
Saturday night a car said by of
ficers to have been driven by
Napoleon P. Revis. ran on, the side
walk on South Main street. No
damage was done. The driver was
arrested for driving drunk by in
vestigating officers.
Match Lighting
More than 800 million matches an
lighted daily in the United States.
:ELIf fMBSON Reminds You
iContuiued from paKe b
im of wild t in-key will be allowed
tbi season lias been increased 10
! 15 from the original list of five set
j up by the Hoard of Conservation
and Development at its hily meel-iil'-!.
j The Kl additional counties are
; Chatham. Durham, Cranv ille, Hoke.
l.ee, Monlt-'omery. Moore, Orange.
! Person, and Richmond. The ban
.'limit in these counties will be one
i per day and one per .season.
I In open inn the five original eoun
j lies - - Bertie, Halifax. Martin,
Northampton and Washington -
the hoard left to the Division ol
Came and Inland Fisheries the de
cision as to an open season in any
other areas.
j The 1 in key season w ill be uni
' form in the !." counties - November
1 2!! through January :il.
1 j;xri;.( rs kkady ... a leaf-
j let containing extracts from North
I Carolina game and inland fisheries
laws lias bi'cn prepared and printed
by the Division and 15(1,0(111 copies
are being distributed. Copies may
he obtained from fish and game
protectors, or direct from the Divi
sion of Came and Inland fisheries,
Kd11c.1t ion Building. Kalcigh.
Sections included in the extract
cover license provisions and fees,
important provisions of Ihe laws,
sra-oiis u and cieel limits, and
Federal regulations in migratory
vv ildlou I
The extracts tins year are beiiiL'
dis rihiiti d earl icr I ban usual, and
more copies than ill the past have
been inaiie available, in view of
the expected record sale of
licenses.
Hazelwood Trims
(Continued from Page Six)
and Voiinl knocked him home, but
Cn eii li iv . r led off t he nint h w il h
Civile Peek's double, and he tied
the works up on brother Hill's
sacrifice Hut law in Shook heal
out a nicely laid bunt when lla.'e'
vvood look llieir last stand, got lo
third on a sacrifice and wild pilch,
and Fliner Dudley ended the game
villi a safe drive to left field. I
Although play in the outfield
was handicapped by sun-in-l he-eye,
both inliolds exhibited talenl to de
light Ihe crowd. Civile Peek al
second b.e e pulled in Ihe holiest
catch of the game and stalled one
of I lie three double plays pulled
by Ille visitors. Shortstop Link
Drake was another handy -man who
handled a lot of traffic, gelling as
sists on seven put-outs.
Pox Score:
Creen Hiver Ah. It. II. I'o. A. K.
D llunicutl, ,' 5 0 ( 2 0 0
'. leek. Lb 5 1 1 3 5 0
P. Iluimieiitt, :si 5 112 0
H Peek, lb :t (I 1 15 () ()
H. Vaughn, If 5 12 11 0
Drake, ss H 1 2 2 7 0
A. Vaughn, c 4 112 0 0
Crawford, if 4 0 1 0 0 0
Swann, p 4 0 1 0 2 0
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