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PAGE FIVE (Second Section 1948 THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER Iiywood to . it' Stan . ..... Uli.. I P L1U- . in., uniy 1 ..,m.i 1- Va"' . . .inllC bat l" - , jn-uhably . . u MO i.M. iaiot. - P h Hi; s the most I- union. carpel!"' ....mil ii.r i"-" Shop in a andpa- fatner. l 0(11111 1 the thf jie kintal IMiU- !IU. tabinit a banict LniH-rali u curtain and jik! 1 tic tinny; i. on io a cra i radle iff ,1. there II .mud U to SAY 'FAITH1 CURED BROKEN SKULL e t"1 1 or lour ii" a crib n' s that we'll .ill nth- Kisl I'm lialld ill to I' unt il. ivo f .. i T.. I'omc km " , m...,t,-.iiiirr l" Lholf bedroom in .Lint ...... . finished Lulu iii.iiK' most .. I,,. ,I:,S 101' llli "n in- arriu'il Mniit.Uoini'r netful U"-''"' iiluinl'i'1 Ituri1 Hi' t. hi' blankt ' . lid suakci- lords ft 1 ITI1M i..... cry na II""' Wn.'HUlo t l llOUM' Willi I kilrhon ml iiiUloil 1' 11. IliaslCI ! il a rrdw'J" Ing roiiin. x" fcv bedrooms km, "isu ,d thri'i' tig rimm dn! lu'i- knil iM'djai kets, v li I If I in-ll-ni.ul to boat ii lian on ro ll oil ii;: almo llllllll' ill v. Tliov AlTHOUGrf HE RECEIVED no medical treatment after suffering a fractured skull. Dean Homer. 3, shown above Id his Joliet, III , home wa declared b? Ill's parents, Mr and Mrs Ruasell Homer, to be "perfeitly normal." The tot was hit by a truck and X-ray photos taken at a hospital tndi cated the nature of his Injury His parents attributed the buy's quick recovery to their own "spiritual faith. (nternotional Sounrlphoto) After Meeting Red Ingle, Arno Cut His 'Long Hair' Serve Them a Lenten Snack Supper 3 i -wA hud. - ' ' -w CHEESE AND DOUGHNUTS Meatless day fare. with Beethoven, Bach s Then he met Ked bi-di ooins upstairs thev hi'f-d in the. ,jch Moliloinoiy n.m into an apaiinu-ni as . I O rin ; oil Hi'' " hc addrd a s minium 1 i C. nlv krnis i-ourt. "oi "" v vui-c -a lm DiMiitinK u(.i cillii-r. WAXKD IN AVNK Ind 'i's-i r K"l liii-k in a i .in oi Jjabbi'ri lit r rmlil miU-x lar iiilo tin- can ami nan lici- lir.-l aiili-r- ' u liici hi-lps In kocp poais lll- ll.lM' llll'll poolCll llli' (III i d li nil "i.-iN In' Waldoil salad instead To do so. mi I ho diced an 'iii.il aiiniiinl ol' then add iii.n nniiai .e or i, .-liio salad ihi-ssiiu; idful ol broken ualnul By JWTR1C1A CLARY I nitod I'itss Stall' Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UP) Victor - r.iiuoit violinist, used to he content and Hi-alin InHle. Now A i iio is not only a devotee of Ingle 'music." he's even cut oil Ins liniK hair. lush", the man who slaughtered "Temptation," was planning a sim ilar attack on the immortal Faga inni. lie knew he never could lure a violinist like Arno. graduate of Kuiope s snootiest music conserva tories, to a musical outfit whose chief output was corn, So he invited the unwary violin isl lo perlonn with "Kinest Ingle s .Miniature Symphony." Arno swallowed Ihe Ingle bait, resin, how and strings . He signed a coiuiact and appeared at Capitol recording studios. But his long liair slood on end when he saw the ai rangeiiienl Ingle handed him. The Diiicliery was entitled "Pa gan Ninny's Keep "Er Going Moinp." Arno stomped for the rxil. lie was headed oil by six hand members plus the maestro, waving I ho contract and spouting legal llirials in l.alin. Arno I ui nod around and sal down lo helray I'.igauini. With tears in his eyes, he joined in tear ing his lioioved master's works to "There's just one thing I want," shreds. he told Ingle when the mayhem was over. "Uon't put my name on the record." Ingle agreed. The violinist now is billed as Nicolo I'm Mondnick. "iNoodnick," Ingle explained, il a synonym for "guileless one," or "fool". Arno, however, is no noodnick. He grudgingly listened to the re sults of the Ingle ensemble and came to the conclusion il might even be an improvement on Ihe original. As a result, he is praising Ingle to his classic-minded lriends as the greatest conductor and orchestra tor this side of Toseanmi. To prove his conversion, Arno has cut his long classical locks lo a hayseed trim. He's a lull-Hedged member of Ked Ingle's niiniaiure symphony. By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Tress Food Editor Judging from queries many honiemakcrs want suggestions lor quick-lo-prcpare, economical snack suppers and this time of year it's good to have some on tap that are suitable for Lent. One of my sisters gave a lish snack supper recently, patterned alter a smorgasbord table, that was perfectly delicious and easy lo put together. But its chief recommend ation is that it's elastic and will lil practically any budget. II can he as economical or as lavish as you like, depending on the number and kind of snacks selected but either way it's popular, especially Willi men. The one hot dish served was creamed linnan liaildie, hut an other lish could he chosen, de pending on what is available, lik ed and economical. 11 a while- ineated lish other than finnan haddie is used the cream sauce should be well-seasoned. Worces tershire sauce docs wonders here, but add it sparingly - just a quar ter of a teaspoon will often do the trick. Parsley .if il is in the re frigerator, is a big help loo. Along with the hoi dish there was a cold potato salad with an chovies and a plate of stulied eggs. Then there were side dishes of good-lasting fish snacks: sar dines, smoked salmon, herring lillets in a delicious sauce, and to STAR IS FOUND BURNING WITHOUT ANY HYDROGEN go with them pickled beets, olives, radishes, celery. And of course there was lots of thin rye bread and butter. Other canned fish such as tuna and shrimp could have been used and another salad of a seasonal and rcasnuably priced vegetable, such as cabbage, ' would have been a penny-saving 'choice. Inexpensive varieties of I cheese can also pinch-hit. A cheese snack with a most in teresting (favor was served at one of the best parties 1 ve been lo this winter. I went home with the 1 recipe and here it is: Savory Cheese Spread '2 4-ounce package Liedeikrani cheese 2 3-ounce packages cream cheese 1 teaspoon celery salt 1 l' teaspoon paprika Chopped chives or onion powder, to laste 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Leave both the Liederkranz and Hie cream cheese at room tempera ture to soften. Then put them in a small bowl and blend them well. Add celery salt, paprika, chopped chives or onion powder lo taste and Worcestershire sauce and mix thoroughly. Makes about 1 cup. This can be put in an attractive small howl on a tray and sur rounded by lots of crisp crackers so that guests can spread their own. Cpl. Milas Curtis Attending Special School At Benning POPE AIR FORCE BASE. N. C. Corporal Milas Curtis of Waynes ville, N. C, who is assigned with the 10th Airdrome Group oi Pope AFB, N. C. is now on temporary duty at Fort Benning, Ga., where he is attending cooks' school He will return to his organization at Pope AFB upon graduation in May. Corporal Curtis Is the son of Mrs. Tilda Curtis of Box 303. Waynesville, N. C. He is married to the former Mifr Juanita Oillen, who with their two children Rebec ca Ann and Nancy Pauline, arc temporarily residing' with Corporal Curtis' mother. He enlisid kl the U. S. Air Force November 14, 1947, and prior to leaf)btchoijI, he worked as i?i$Wjifaper with the 10th AirdoMlfivCkftUp. Pope Air Force Base is North Carolina's only Air Forces' base. It is near r ayellcville, ana not so many miles from where the Wright brothers made the first airplane flight of history in 1903 from the sand dunes of Kitty-Hawk. Government Considers Larger Leaf Allotments WASHINGTON ' AIM Secre tary Anderson announced the agri cultural department is considering an increase in the 1048 national plan! ing allotment and marketing quota lor hurley tobacco. He said the department is re viewing the supply and demand outlook. Many growers ami dealers urg ing a larger pioduction program say they believe the demand for hurley will he larger than was in dicated last fall when the produc tion program was umiouncrd. Al thiil lime, the planting allot ment was set at 438.000 acres. This compares with 40!) .000 alloted for the 1947 crop. The 1!48 national market ing quota was sel al 474,000,000 pounds, production in li)47 was rilH.OOO.OOO pounds. Hurley tobacco, like some other types, will lie produced under rigid control provisions of the agricul tural ailjuslmcnl id of 1138. That accumu lation of surpluses. Those selling more than quotas are' subject to stiff penal ty taxes. Anderson gave no hint ol the amount of the possible increase in acreage allotments and marketing quotas if granted. . The AAA act authorizes the sec retary to increase the national marketing qirota not later than March 1 of each year by not more than 20 per cent, if he thinks mar ket conditions warrant it. Anderson invited interested per sons to submit their views not later than Feb. 23. (.I IIILKS TO COMPETE SAN D1KGO i. L P i About 30 pilots arc expected lo compete for trophies and cash awards in the second annual Pacific Coast mid winter soaring championships for glider pilots at Torrey Pines Feb ruary 28-211, the chamber of com merce aviation committee announced. More than 40.000 American In dians were employed in war indus- their tries during World War II. jOH.l CANT CO. IM SO JJREOFR0H,$H0PPlNG- AN0 THEN GOT POOR QUALITY 'VEGETABLES SUe, WE MUST GO Mitchell Boy Choir Makes Name In Movie Capital By PATRICIA CLARY United PressfcStalf Correspondent I ARK Waynesville, Ninth Carolina NEE SATURDAY 2 and .t:.tn SHNI1A V IGHT SHOWS 7 and 9 Daily SUNDAY THEATER Z and 4 P. 8:30 Only M. AtlMlsviriM pniciK. Jtildrrn Indi r 1'" Yrar fr lmlnlinrr fjt,r..t Adults. M Scats 35c Including Federal Tax Tax Starring Thursday. Friday. February l!)-20 Bachelor and The Bobby Soxer" - SI, initio f'RXNT. MYKNA I,OY ami LOS ANGELES UPi -Astronomers know only one star among the couullcss millions in the uui verse which has no hydrogen as Ihe fuel which keeps astral bodies "burning." The star is known as IID 124448, according to Dr. Daniel M. Popper, assistant professor ol astronomy at Ihe University of Calilornia at Los Angeles. Too faint to be seen with the naked eye, the star has been pho tographed several times in the last 10 years and the plates never have revealed the presence of a hydro gen line. j "The star is unique." Popper I said, "because hydrogen is the most abundant chemical element in the I stars and the universe as a whole." Popper theorized II D 124448 j shows no hydrogen because il was lormed at a time and place when none of the clement was present or it may already have "burned out" its supply of hydrogen. He I said it also was possible the ap J p.nenl Jack was only a surface con iditioM and hydrogen may be pres i flit ins"ie Ihe star. SHIKIiEY TEMPLE n Saturday, February 21 Rustlers Of Devil's Canyon" Slarrinat A ' AN I, .WE a, LOBBY BLAKE Late Show SMALL HUT GOOD MEDFOKD, Mass. lUPi Sylvia Hall has become the first girl ever In nlv the Bowen chimes in the Goddard chapel of Tufts HOLLVWOpi) iUI'i- The Mit chell Boy Choir, one of the most lamous choral groups today, is what the movie industry calls hollo h o. The six boys who formed the original choir 13 years ago have grown up, but their successors have become an internal lonal insti tution, featured on radio programs, recorded in several albums of songs and hymns, and assigned to more than oO movies. The choir receives separate screen credit, in type almost as large as the names ol the star. Cary Grant. Lord t a Young and David Nivi-n. in their latest pic ture. Samuel Goldwyn s "The Bish op s Wife". They have been in almost slant movie demand since lirst picl lire, "The Broadway oily ol l!)38 . V nen Ihe hoys "Wishing" in "Love Adair.' song became an overnight hit intioduced "Swinging on a in ' tioing liy way . Their specially is sacred music, though, and they sing at least one hymn in every movie In The Bishop's Wife" it is "O. Sing to God,' a little-know n Christmas anthem by Gounod. Repertoire Wide The group was started by a church choirmaster. Hob Mitchell, rnlWn ' now 34. Al the moment it includes ivn their Mel- s sang " the They Star" bru-l,wo dozen boys, all between the ages ol 12 and lb and most of them The Quincy co-ed. a slight ,,nin tVm firvi pir1 at the school to have the nght combina-f'oni southern California. AH tion of energv and musicianship .ths and races are represented. .. . , Their repertoire, ranging from for the job. THEATRE OF TOMORROW" TODAY III High Tide" Starring TKACY and DON CASTLE Sunday. February 22 Tom Sawyer '"ndsv. Hi J "Theatre of Comfort and Courtesy" J Tuesday. Februarv 23-24 Gun Fighters" (In Technicolor) rni r, Starring r DOLPM SCOTT and BARBARA RRITTON FRIDAY and SATURDAY Two Features Two CALL OF THE PRAIRIE With HOPALONG NORTH OF THE BORDER With RUSSELL HAYDEN SUNDAY and MONDAY GOLDEN BOY With STANWYCK MENJOU HOLDEN Georgian (hauls lo jive, is simi larly representative. They've learned to sing in Latin, Hebrew, Danish. French, German and Nor wegian, also English, and from film i appearances have learned lo acl as I gangsters, orphans. Boy Scouls and j girls. They rehearse three hours every' day. even when they're working, and when they're not working they spend lour more studying al Holly wood Professional School. On some days, besides a lilm as signmcnl, school and rehearsal, i hey may have a chinch engage ment in Hie early morning and possibly an evening broadcast. On one day. Mitchell recalls, the boys recorded a vocal passage lor "Duel in the Sun" in i: after noon and in the evening broadcast Catholic hymns for a radio pro gram. State Announces Examination Date For Positions The North Carolina ..lent Sys tem Office in Durham has announc ed thai written examinations would be held on March 2(1, 11)48 for pro fessional positions with Employ ment Security Commission, Un employment Compensation and Employment Service Divisions. These examinations will bp given in twelve examination centers throughout the State for the fol lowing positions- supervising inter viewer, interviewer, supervising claims examiner, senior claims ex aminer, junior claims examiner, manager I. manager II. manager III. veterans employment repre : sentative 1. veterans employment ' representative II, and veterans' I employment representative III. j Bulletins giving the minimum I qualifications, duties, and salary ranges for all positions and applic ations to file lor the examination may be secured by writing lo the Merit System Office, P. O. Box 2328. Durham, North Carolina. Applications received after March 2, 1948, will not be consid ered lor I his examination series, as March 2. 1948 is the closing date lor receipt of applications. TO HONOR GEN. PATTON BOSTON i UP i A bronze statue of the late Gen. George S. Patton, Jr.. Third Army commander of World War II, will be erected on the Charles River Esplanade under a plan recommended by a Massa chusetts legislative commission. The statue would cost $65,000. fir If a & M ia 1 HELLO THERE' WHATS All THF QFRIOIKTALK oi A AB OUT :) UFGFTABLES m w r w ELSIE S SIASTIC ENTHU ABOUT CM GROCERY CO. THEY HAVE QUALITY FOODS. ILL GOTHEReV 1 TRADE AFTER TH ,S(J DEDUCED PKICE: No. 2 i HUNT'S PRUNES 17c 8-Oz. Can HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE 5c SNOW DRIFT $1.22 BAKER'S COCOANUT Pkg. 19c MONARCH Cam Chicken Noodle Soup . 39c lit HI 'S 2 Cans VEGETABLE SOUP 13c No. 2 Can MONARCH TOMATO JUICE 2 for 25c 15-Ok. DEL MONTE RAISINS -:-.-. Pkg. 17c MEATS Fresh Dressed PAN BASS lb. 39c Country Style PORK SAUSAGE lb. 49c VEGETABLES CABBAGE - Z lb. 5c Fresh Dressed FRYERS Large Stalk CELERY ... -... - 2 lor 25c No. 1 Irish lb. 67c POTATOES 10 lbs. 49c Cubed STEAKoS.., lb. 73c Boned and BEEF ROAST lb. 68c Stavman Winosap APPLES - . 5 lbs. 49c l.iirce ORANGES Doz. 25c jpp ADVERTISED IN ,pi BRUCE TV M. Clean, Wox, Polish floors ttandlng up! The wonderful, back-saving new Bruce Doozit is here! Used w-ilh famous wax-rich Brucp Floor Cleaner, (he TJoozTt whisks nwny dirt and dullness, Irnvr- u-nn. floors nnd linoleum spotlessly clean and lurtreusly beautiful. BRUCl DPOZIT..,.... J1.89 Ixtra Path m 19c Bruce Floor Cleonor 68c qt. 25-I,h. Batf CHESTER FIELD'S SCRATCH FEED $1.59 25-Lb. Bajf RED BAND FLOUR $2.49 DUFF'S Hot Kofi MIX -Pkg. 25c No. 2' ; Can Yellow ( line PEACHES 23c No. Can Dicrd Diced Pefdrs 39c No. 2 Can SCHOOL DAYS PEAS , '2 for 29c 25-Lb Bag Flour HEART OF KANSAS, $1.99 BALLARD'S Devil Food White Cake MIX Pkg. 25c OLD MANSION COFFEE lb. Jar 43c IDEAL DASH KEN L-RATION ...2 (Jans 29c Dog Food
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