THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER PAGE FITE-t(Firat &ifcss7"1 f WProductsMayBe for LUieo. iumroib I pho sovern- PLlng removal of , 'd break. F ?"j .hat he not be 5w tt the OPA Shad "just about that 'T nntrolled. gent restrictions UP Keat will be conti- t KinO th S Oflfl- tume w'"p .... - include a prohibi e uihoat in the use ul led'-pirits and limit Lption to 85 per r 1 n jmount umju Restrictions rictions were imposed hen grain supplies be- came short as a result of heavy shipments to famine areas abroad. With world food needs during the year ahead still not fully determ ined, the government will retain the control until it is certain .that an export goal of 400,000,0(0 bush els can be met. The Agriculture Departs nt has petitions of the milling and bakery industries for decontrol of flour, semolina, farina, bread and bak ery products. Under provisions of the OPA law, it must act tomor row on the petition alleeting bread and other bakery products. It has nearly two weeks to act on the flour petition. The department ollicial said ae .ion decontrolling all these pro lucts may not be taken in connec .ion with these petitions, but on ihe government's own initiative, as v . i I Smiles follow her wherever she goes for her clothes are spic and span . . . the re sult of our A-l dry cleaning. maculate Work, Prompt and Convenient Service Call 205 aynesville Laundry (Incorporated) J. W. KILLIAN, Owner We Call and Deliver 205 Boyd Avenue Sell So Quickly That uon't Haw a Pair In The Store Today pt you to know lhat w.e have more of them bought H that right along we xpect to feature TY CLUB SHOES e Scotchman Said of Them JTV J) SHOES ARE VER-R-lt-RY QZ XT ECONOMICAL! f jffir' Priced I ters craftsmen ai h finest of leathers . . . ! the unique feature is CUSHION INSOLE 8 Point Program Adopted By State S. S. Conference GREENSBORO The Board of the North Carolina Conference for Social Service in a meeting here today adopted an eight-point legis lative program and appointed new officers preliminary to inaugurating its annual program when the Gen- was the case with livestock and meats. The official said the petitions themselves may be denied tomor row, but that the OPA and Agricul ture Department jointly may issue formal decontrol orders later in the week. A decontrol petition may be granted only if the affected com modity is plentiful. The official noted it cannot be said that wheat is available in ample supply in view of the world situation. The tentative decision to lift ceil ings from wheat products was said to be based on the facts that (1) wheat is free of ceilings, (2) short ening, one of the major materials used in bread and bakery products, was freed of controls last week, and 13) President Truman last week di rected the OPA and Agriculture Department to speed up the decon trol program. Despite the government's inten tion to hang on to rent controls, the National Association of Real Estate Boards said in a statement that a campaign to abolish them will be renewed. LATEST RECORDS PERRY COMO If I'm Lucky One More Kiss THE THREE SUNS Five Minutes More By The Banks Of Minnetonka GEORGIA GIBBS You Keep Coming Back Like A Song Willow Road II ARMONEERS QUARTET On The Jericho Road Just A Little Talk With Jesus FREDDY MARTIN Rachmaninoff Concerto No. 2 I'm Glad I Waived For You PHIL BRITO After AH This Time I'll See You I RIy Dreams HOAGY CARMICHAEL Husgin' And Chalkln' I Think You're Wonderful HERB JEFFRIES I Woke Up With Tear Drops In My Eyes All The World Is New FELIX KNIGHT Blue Bird Of Happiness Sweetheart Of AU My Dreams DELMORE BROTHERS Be My Little Pet Lonely Moon JONES RADIO SERVICE Radios, Record f layers and Guaranteed Repair Work Appliances Waynesville, N. C. AIMED AT CARELESS HUNTERS T t- LA (FvVfn -! While song - writers George Gershwin, Jerome Kern, Stephen Foster, Cole Porter and Irving Ber lin have been 'immortalized" on the screen, Sigmund Romberg is turning down screen offers for his life story. Says he doesn't want people thinking he's dead. r; mm ITS V.!- . IN AN EFFORT to lower the number of hunting accidents m the Ochoco and Deschutes forests of central Oregon, where mule deer abound, citi zens of Bend, Ore., have erected the above warning on a main highway. Thousands of hunters CO this way to the big woods. (ntcrnationoQ eral Assembly convenes. The board confirmed the appoint ment of Mrs. Tom Grier of Raleigh as full-time executive secretary and appointed Mrs. W. T. Bost of Raleigh chairman of the member ship committee. Executive committeemen ap pointed for 1946-47 are Dr. Ellen Winston, North Carolina Commis sioner of Welfare; Miss Mered E. Mossman of Woman's College, Uni versity of North Carolina, Greens boro; and R. Mayne Albright of Raleigh. George H. Lawrence of Asheville was elected to the Hoard of Directors to fill the unexpired term of the late E. E. Connor of Asheville. Conference committees that have been in force since 1912 were abol ished and the following new com mittees were substituted: member ship, legislative, children and youth, labor-management relations and juvenile and adult delinquency. Legislative Aims Legislative aims of the confer ence outlined at today's session were adequate State funds for as sistance to the needy; support of the State-wide medical care and hospitalization program; improve ment of domestic relations laws of the State; adequate provision for the enforcement of the compulsory school attendance law through the State Department of Public instruc tion; modernization of facilities in the State jail system; State mini mum wage and hour law; support of a progressive cancer program and cancer clinics; and continued support of programs to provide ade quate care and treatment of feeble minded children. Forrest H. Shuford. Commission er of Labor, is president of the North Carolina Conference for So cial Service; W. T. Polk of Ci eeris boro is vice-president, and A. W. Clinc of Winston-Salem is treasurer. Only 38.1 per cent of babies born in North Carolina arc delivered in hospitals. This includes a 49.0 per cent of the white and only 13.6 per cent of the negro. Well Known Colored Woman Weds Minister Miss Edith Casey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Casey of Waynesville was married to Rev. S. N. Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rogers, of Cullowhee, on Thursday evening, October 3rd, at the Mt. Olive Baptist church on Pigeon street. The pastor, the Rev. J. H. Smith performed the ceremony. The church was decorated with ever greens and floor candelabra. Mrs. Marian Kemp Howell was in charge of the music. James Gibbs sang "I Love You Truly" and Mrs. Lucile Ramseur sang "Be cause." The bride who was given in mar riage by her father, wore a wed ding gown of white net over satin with short puff sleeves, and a fitted bodice and her veil was shoulder length. She carried a white prayer book to which was attached an orchid. Mrs. Christine Allen, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and she wore a gown of white net with a bouquet of gladioli and as ters. Mrs. Inez Bryant was maid of honor and she wore a similar gown and carried a mixed bouquet. Mrs. Ethel Poston, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Lena Love, a class- Monogram, taking advantage of recent headlines, is preparing a pic ture about the army flyers being held for ransom by the wild Lolo tribe in China. The film is being called, "Escape to Danger." Times change! A few years ago Bob Mitchum played in the film, "When Strangers Marry" for the King Brothers, and the whole picture cost about $75,000. Now, Bob's loan-cut salary is $100,000. her European trip and is back In Hollywood, alone., Bing Crosby and Bob Hope are now at work in another "road" picture, this time "Road to Rio," but under their own management. Paramount washed its hands of the boys, and their road films, claiming the boys clowned too much time for their shows. Work ing for themselves, they'll probably waste less and work more. Friends and fans of Frank Sina tra hope that the rumor that they are separating is just rumor. Vera Vague has been elected mayor ,or should we say, mayoress, of Woodland Hills, wherever that is. Van Heflin really wants to do the role of Ben in "Look Home ward. Angel," and he's got Frank Morgan Massey hepped on that story, too. Under her new contract, which recently received court approval, Margaret O'Brien will receive $2, 500 a week for 40 weeks annually, or $300,000 before the end of her contract in 1949. Not bad for a nine-year-old. George Murphy's young son, Dennis, recently went to church alone, with money George gave him for the collection plate. George was surprised to sec him return from church loaded with candy. The boy's explanation was: "The preacher met me at the door and let me in free." Wally Beery, who once worked with a circus and isn't ashamed to admit it, never misses a chance to get together with the old gang when a circus comes to town, or to let his daughter know he was once valet to an elephant. Greta Garbo has returned from pink gowns and carried mixed bou quets. Little Josephine Body served as junior bridesmaid and wore a pink frock and carried mixed flowers. Flower girls were Amy Louise Lee and John Etta Kemp. Tommy Lay of Sylva, was ringbearer. A reception was held at the home of the bride, sponsored by the Mt. Olive League club, of which the bride 'had served as president for 12 years. The bride's table was covered with a lace cloth and cen tered with a two-tier wedding cake. A large number of local and out of town friends included many of the white people were present for the wedding. The bride is a graduate of the Waynesville graded school and at tended the Allen Home high school at Asheville and Western Union Academy at Spindale. She also had two years of teacher training at Scholfleld Normal school of Aiken, South Carolina. The Rev. Rogers was a student at the Cullowhee elementary school and attended the Temple Bible school in Washington, D. C. He is now pastor of the Mt. Olive Baptist church of Johnson City, Tenn., where the couple are residing after a short wedding trip. Harold Russell, the ex-serviceman who lost both hands hut play ed in Sam Goldwyn's, "The Rest Year's of Our Lives," received an unexpected bonus from Goldwyn N. Y. Empire Btrilrjmg " To House U N. Units NEW YORK The American delegation to the United Nations announced the completion of nego tiations by which 17 foreign U. N. delegations would take over the 61st, 62d and 63d floors of the Em pire State Building for office space. The three floors, totaling about 63,000 square feet, will be vacated immediately by the War Assets Ad ministration. Among the delegations that al ready have put in bids for office space are those of the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, Mex ico, Canada, India, Greece, and the Philippines. a weekly salary for a whole year. Mark-nc Dietrich set the town on its ear recently when she showed up at a night club wearing a full length ermine wrap, cut on he lines of a man's overcoat, complete with lapels and a red carnation in the buttonhole. Want Ads Get Immediate Results PARK THEATRE Waynesville, North Carolina MATINEE SATURDAY 2 and 3:31) SUNDAY 2 and 4 P. M. NIGHT SHOWS 7 and 9 Daily SUNDAY 8:30 Only ADMISSION PRICES: Children Under 12 Years 12c Including Federal Tax Adults, All Seats 35c Including Federal Tax SATURDAY OCTOBER 2f.th GUN TOWN with KIRBY GRANT LATE SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT "THE DEVIL'S MASK with ANITA LOUISE - - - JIM BANNON SUNDAY OCTOBER 27th "CRACK -UP" with PAT O'BRIEN - CLAIRE TRLTOI MONDAY-TUESDAY OCTOBER 28lh-29th BOYS RANCH with BUTCH JENKINS - - - JAMES CRAIG Iced Delicious Golden Delicious and Slayman Vinesap APP In Bulk Just Right To Eat Or Cook Several Hundred Bushels Will Sell One Bushel Or Truckload Bring Containers LES There' A Reason E5ore Hayvood Trucks Travel on our New and Recapped Tires Than on All Others Combined There's a Reason Our Recapping Is Unexcelled Anywhere. This is the only shop in W. N. C. holding a U. S. Standard Certificate. There are more passenger cars using SIMS RECAPPED TIRES in Haywood than all others combined . . . That's An Accomplishment. Goodyear Tires give ut most in satisfaction. 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