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PAGE THREE (First SectionJ
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
UP Lustron
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si,.t. Monies, i
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. year is over.
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klO.OitO govern
tpany wiH em"
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own plumb-
rclain.
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L Uiis country
oi three,
d He pusi-war
pnsident, gen
nl roiling stock
, invested only
putiiut
learned me-
ig mi me iami
ai Mohne, 111.,
juction up to a
level. If He
reduce almost
dl Monies Jie-
lOl) oilier lious-
country last
resident is sel-
Uililing organi-
the war-time
.dings on the
us.
naineled steel
j while Strand
Pent of tlie Chi-
,el Co. during
warded a dia-
ei'ks after the
eil forces said
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ler aim opera-
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14 Complete
Departments
A11 With New Spring-
Easter Merchandise
fho Largest Stocks We
Have Ever Carried
14 Big Departments
Wed Homes Are Proiected
(merica's Housing Shortage
jointly with his wife in obtaining
such a big government loan that
it prompted a congressional in
quiry: Everything Staked
"It actually isnt' as simple as
that. That's all the cash 1 invested
directly, but it cost me- a lot to,
develop the Lustron house and get
control of- it. The stockholders
gave me 51 pur cent of the stock,
or about $860,000 worth, because
of my development work and;
know-how.
"All my personal wealth is staked;
as collateral for the loan. If Lus
tron is unable to repay the loan. Ij
am the first person, to lose. Obvi
ously, I'm going to make certain,
that the loan payments ace made
when due."
The official is confident that
Lustron will be successful. Many
of his engineers were recruited
from the automobile industry,
where mass production is an im
portant factor. Key men from
industries which will contribute
material to the house are on his
board of. directors.
Strandlund is 43 years old.
SOVIETS BUILDING
HUGE NEW STADIUM
MOSCOW (API Ground is
shortly to be broken for a new
stadium in Leningrad which will
seat 75,000 spectators.
The biggest stadium in the
USSR is Moscow's Dynamo Stad
ium which accommodates almost
100.000 persons, including stand
ees. Russia's largest sport crowds
turn out for soccer football.
Roquefort cheese dressing,
made by crumbling the cheese
into a standard French dressing,
gives tang to a green salad. It is
equally good on a salad of cooked
vegetables.
'The Store With
Library Notes
By MARGABET JOHNSTON
County Librarian
Nw Books Added To Our Shelves
Bailey Honour Among Thieves.
Bates Purple Plain.
Birt Still Water.
Charteris Call For the Saint.
Dargam Sons of the Stranger.
Davenport Belvedere.
Davenport East Side West Side.
Davis Detour to Oblivion.
Elwood; Deeper the Heritage.
Erskint I Knew Mat Bean.
Erskine Voice of the House.
Gceen Old Lady.
Hamilton Riverside.
Heberden Drinks on trie Vic
tim. Holding Blank Wall,
lams Girl Meets Body.
Jepson- Outrun the Constable.
Katov Eagle At My Eye.
Little Black Piano.
McCrone Red Plush.
Malm Journal of the Lady Pam
ela Fox
Mason Eagle in the Sky.
Miller Merry Innocents.
Reymond Earthbound.
Upfield Author Bites the
Wellard Moment In Time
White Aunt's Story.
Widdemer Lani.
Wouk Aurora Dawn.
Dust.
The expression ' leap year'' re
fers to the jumping of one day in
the week in leap years. Thus.
March 1, 1946. fell on Friday and
March 1, 1947, on Saturday but
March 1, 1948, will "leap over'' to
Monday.
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at Belk -
The flowers are all putting on their brightest
colors . . . the trees are bursting forth with halos
of beautiful buds
the
coming back with melodious song.
In fact all nature is coming forth with a
'new look" and
are no exception. Blossom forth with
an entirely new silhouette
vour hat to vour
Coachman's coat to your ruffled petticoat
you'll greet Easter
bespeaks a "New Woman."
Belk-Hudson Co.
The New Spring And Easter Look'
Beneath
CANPY STRIFES .. . . This one-denier
spun rayon blouse looks like sheer linen,
is washable and right foe a, tailored suit.
Share-the-Alarm Clock
Is Two-Family Motto
MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UP) The
McCoys and the Tabors are so
neighborly that they even share
one alarm clock between families.
Mere's how it's done:
The McCoys own the clock. The
Tabors advise tlie McCoys the
niiUil before what time they want
lo be awakened.
When the alarm rings. Mrs. Lil
lian McCoy reaches for a cord near
the bed and gives a jerk. The other
end of the cord is tied to a cow
bill in the Tabor home.
The Gregorian calendar gains
slightly more than 44 minutes
every century, making an error
of one full day in about 3,261
years.
Hudson
birds are
vou, vou child of nature.
this new-season. From
shoe;
from vour
with a "new look" that
Your Easter
Dr. Newton Will
Not Run For
Convention Post
Dr. Louie D. Newlon of Atlanta,
Ga., anounped this week that in
keeping with the-policy, of his pre
decessors he would not allow his
name to go before the Southern
Baptist convention for a third term
as president.
The convention is to bo held in
Memphis, Tenn., May 19-23.
Dr. Newton, pastor of the Druid
Hills Baptist church in Atlanta, was
elected to head the Southern
church convention in Miami in
1946, and was re-elected last year
in St. Louis.
A color blind person often fails
to realize he is abnormal.
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Jacket
ANIMAL PBINT . . . Gay accent for a
dark spring suit. Spun rayon blouse with
shocking pink animals on a white ground.
By DOROTHY ROK
Associated Press Fashion Editor
There's more lo a suit than just
a skirl and jacket. An iinporjlant
part of the picture is the blouse,
chosen to harmonize or contrast,
to supply a softening frill or accent
the severity of a tailored line. One
New York designer feels so strong
ly on Mm subject of nii.ymated suits
and blouses thai she refuses to sell
a suit without a blouse designed
especially to go with il.
This spring Die blouse picture is
varied. Biggest selling item is the
simple blouse in white rayon
crepe, both because of its low cost
and the ease with which it may be
laundered, liayon crepe stay s white
after many launilerings and this
is important, too.
Another popular blouse fabric
is one-denier spun rayon, which
looks like handkerchief linen and
launders just as simply This spring
the versatile fabric is being shown
in gay prints, which supply a note
of color to neutial-loneil spring
suits.
In the frilly depart inenl there
are georgettes, cliilloiis and organ
zas, in while and pastels, usually
lace-trimmed and heruMled. These
supply a dainty frosting lo a sim
ple suit dress il up for such occa
sions as the Faster parade.
You'll be seeing blouses of taf
feta, faille and rayon jersey this
year, loo all in I he dressy cate
gory, and often in overhlnuse styles
which may be worn without a
jacket.
When buy ing a blouse, Ihink of
your costume as a whole, and try
to match the blouse lo your other
accessories. Buttercup yellow is
popular this season in combination
with gray. A yellow blouse, hat and
gloves, tor instance, can do won
ders for a simple gray flannel
suit.
Having decided on the color and
style you want, look carefully at
the labile and read the labels, lo
determine whether the Uouse is
washable and whether it is likely
to give good wear.
Hlouses of pebbly crepe, those
Willi elaborate detail such as (lut
ed ruffles, and most colored crepe
blouses should be dry cleaned. If
you want to wash your rayon
blouse, choose a simple style in
while or a light pastel, or a print
that is guaranteed to hi- fasl color.
COI.I.KGK PKOFS DKCLARKI)
NOT SO ABSF.NT -MINDFDF.
STATIC COLLKCK. Pa. UP)
Professors are not as absent
minded as their students, accord
ing to George L. Donovan, man
ager of the Student Union at Penn
sylvania Slate College.
Of the $7, 000 worth of items
found at the Union and returned
last year, Donovan said:
"We almost never receive an
item belonging to a professor.
Women students are more forget
ful than men.''
Books and spectacles led the
lost-and-found list, but oddities
ran to a pound of butter and one
student even lost his trousers.
About 100 Americans are killed
in automobile accidents in an aver
age day.
SIT GRACEFULLY . . . Th girl
who iils with knees wid
apart or slumps on her spin
looks unattractive, iU-brt(L
dbaft(g)'i.i3iJ
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Wolves Are Plentiful;
But No Trained Bears
I By PATRICIA CLARY
United Press Stall' Correspondent
I
HOLLYWOOD lUl'i Hollvwooil !
is full of wolves, Greer Carson has
learned, but it doesn't haw a sin
gle trained bear.
The bear for which Miss Garsuu
and her studio c-eeuli es have
been scouring zoos, circuses and
hibernation caves plays an import
ant role in her new i-oiiu dy , Julia
Misbehayes," in which she - tai .
for the fifth lime, with Walter
Pidgeun.
"It's so easy for a screen writer
to put a trained bear in a script.
The writer ought to gel out and
try to find one." Miss Carson said
after turning down the Ulli lurry
candidate.
Normally, she admitted, the
agencies which specialize in per
forming dogs, trained seals inU
dancing alligators would be able
to dig a bear up.
"But the writers dull. ' know
they were going to slail the 1:1m in
January." Miss Gaison lamented.
"Naturally, every intelligent bear
is in hibernation. Ami I pei-oaaliy
am not going lo play tag a
half-ton bear jusl roused out ot a
sound sleep."
Bears Can't Act
Tbe objection lo ail the wide.
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awake bears Mrm-Goldwyn-Mayer
has uncovered so far is that- they
can't act. They just lumber through
their set routines.
Hut Miss Garson's bear, ealld
Macintosh, haa a definite rol in
her movie in helping untangle the
list1 i romantic complications.
The tirst of the aspirants con
siiltiivd was. in a word, terrifying.
He weighed 800 pounds," she
said. "That was too much, pardon
I lioJ c! essioii. to bear."
Aiiutlier candidate was just too
friendly .
"lie loved people, and so he
would pad up iH-hind them and
breathe down their necks," she
said "The insurance people nearly
hail heart failure."
So did Miss Gaison.
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Young
Mother
To ease dis
miss of buby's cold while he sleeps.
rub throat, chest
unil buck at - bed
time with warming
Coiteb Suit