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THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTATNEEH
CHOICE BRIEFS OF
CAROLINA NEWS
From The Wires of Associated Press and United Press
REQUEST LABOR VOTE
Nearly 400 worked ci the bn4
Proximity Will m ar C.i c-t n.-boi u
have abKed inc .National l.uuur iso
lations Board to cali dii cieciiun io
see li tni'.v still will In- i.-im-riiwu
by the C 1U it-Miic Uiivii ei
America. The kuiwi . v.n aie
more than 'lie 3U u-i out imiuhi-u
for an election under t!.e laii
Hartley Act, .say the umuii no ii.nz
er represent--- a niajoiit.i u: ui.ii.
eis at the mill.
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William Allen Man . .M a n n
ber ol the -lale Muni i'i l'-ii.. .
Welfare lor f7 c,u an, I it:
man lor 44 eurv died at t i - U in -
lon-Salein home Tuesday night. He
: eipi-d set up the Winston-Salem
eonee a'ld was one of its trustees.
He via a banker, business man and
iiiMiiance executive.
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N( VLDI-O TO DEATH
luneial H'iut" were held Wed-
tei rnil liurst. mamieii-
aiue Mii'ei inteiident of the Clark
lon (iia..."..")d 1'roducts Co.. who
,u iu ui.v elided venen he plung
! .;..u a al ol IKilllllg water.
NO (OMMIM O.N HIGHWAY
I'AIKOL till IK ISM
Si.iU II,. -liwa 1'atrol C'ommand
,i ll ,1. liateher as he has no
loimmirt wii charges against his
PARK THEATER
Va m s ille, North Carolina
MAIINI I SAITTtDAY and 3:30 Sl'.MM V 2 and 4 P.M.
MC.1I1 MIOHs 7 and 1 Uuily SI .NOW 8:30 Only
ADMISSION I'lIICFS:
Children I rider I ! ar- l'.'c liuiuding Federal Tax
44ult. All eats 3ae Including federal Tax
1 rid.i. M.uili 3
Down To Earth
M.u riny
K11A HAYWOK1II and LAKKY PARKS
S.iturilax . .March (i
"The Unexpected Guest"
Starriii'4
WILLIAM HO YD and ANDY CLYDE
patrol from Rowan county. The
Rowan county Board of Commis
sioners has adopted a resolution
charging the patrol with wasting
its time with harmless, trivial and
technical violations of the motor
vehicles law. Hatcher says the pa
trol will enforce the laws whether
they are trivial or not.
BIG "TONGUE-WAGGING"
College and university debaters
Thursday began what is being
called "the biggest tongue-wagging"
session ever staged by the
SK)uth Atlantic and Southeastern
r'orensic Society, at Hickory. Teams
from 22 Southern schools were ex
pected to enter this year's tourna
ment, making it the largest in its
16-year-old history.
THOSE SMALL EGGS-
NOTHING TO CLUCK ABOUT
Mathilda, an 8-pound hen, has
one thing common with jokesters.
When she lays an egg, it's nothing
to cluck about.
Her owners, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Buck of near Whiteville, don t
know if Mathilda is unhappy or
what. But to date she has laid two
eggs both no larger than an ema
ciated pecan.
Mathilda is pretty boiled up over
GYM FOR CAMELS
Campbell . college officials at
Dunn say they are going ahead
with plans to construct a modern
$200,000 gymnasium. The student
body has pledged its wholehearted
support.
FORMER SENATOR DIES
Funeral services wede held
Wednesday at Washington, N. C.
for E. A. Danils. The solicitor of
the recorder's court and former
state senator died unexpectedly at
his home Monday.
FUGITIVE FROM TRAINING
SCHOOL ARRESTED
Atlanta, Ga., police arrested a 17-year-old
youtn after comparing a
piece of bandage found on his fin
ger with some found on the igni
tion system of a stolen automobile.
Listed as Curtis Franklin House,
the youth has admitted stealing
and wrecking the car, and says he
escaped from the Jackson Training
School at Concord.
Sunday Through Tuesday. March 7-9
"Gone With The Wind
CLARK (1AI1LL and MY IAN LEIGH
You Will
Find At
JAMES CALDWELL CHOSEN
AS AIDE TO KERR SCOTT
Kerr Scott announced today that
James M. Caldwell, Concord law
yer, has joined his gubernatorial
campaign headquarters as assistant
manager.
Scott, who has announced that
he will serve as his own campaign
manager, said that Caldwell would
be in charge of state campaign
headquarters here for the present
Mr. Farmer, The Ideal Shoes For
Spring Plowing and General Wear
They Are : ;
TVA SIGNS HIWASSEE
CONTRACT
The Tennessee Valley authority
yesterday announced it had signed
a contract with the state of North
Carolina for conversion of Hiwas
see dam village and 800 acres of
adjoining land into a North Caro
lina state park.
The village was built in 1936
when,the, dam was constructed lis
present buildings are considered
suitable for conversion to public
recreation facilities.
The contract between TVA and
the North Carolina division of for
estry and parks calls for a three-
year park development program
CIO ORGANIZATION DRIVE
HAD SUCCESSFUL YEAH
North Carolina's CIO director,
William Smith, reported this week
that the organization has won 80
representation elections since the
state committee drive got under
wav 20 months ago. During this
time the CIO has signed 35,000
new members.
Tobacco manufacturing and
Drocessing plants top the list of
companies where the CIO is bar.
not, her feathered friends have ap-1
plied a "coop" de grace by snuD-
oing her. However, if she lays
down on her job much longer, Ma
thilda, the eight pound hen, may
sizzle in more ways than one.
the whole affair, loo. Fowl play or ( gaining representative for workers
in this state. However, smun aaas
that "important gains" have been
made recently in lumber and wood
working mills, and wholesale and
retail establishments. "The drive
has met with better success than
was anticipated," he said. As for
the Taft-Hartley Act, "It has a cer-
TRIAL DATE SET iain nuisance value for represent-
t who refuse
rnai in rorsyui coumy oupenoi .;, ipCaiiv elected unions.
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Lee Phillips, 16-year-old Winston
Salem boy charged with the New
Year's Eve murder of both his par
ents. He has entered a plea of not
guilty by reason of insanity.
FREIGHT RATE BOOST
TO BE DECIDED SOON
Officials of the State Utilities
Commission say they don't expect
much delay before a decision is
reached on the petition of North
Carolina railroads for a 10 per
cent rate hike within the state.
The railroads finished arguments
Wednesday in favor of the boost in
intra-state freight rates. The In
terstate Commerce Commission al
ready has granted a similar Hn-
crease in shipments between
states.
EDITOR ADDRESSES
YDC AT UNIVERSITY
Jonathan Daniels, editor of the
Raleigh News and Observer, told
the Young Democrats Club of the
University of North Carolina to
avoid reactionaries and leftists try
ing to tear apart the Democratic
party. When the party falls into
angry groups, Daniels says, the
greatest force for the security of
democracy in the United States
will be gone.
Midshipman Lee Makes
Visit To West Point
Midshipman Robert L. Lee, Jr.,
USN, of Waynesville. was in a
group of Annapolis midshipmen
who recently visited the U. S. Mili
tary Academy at West Point. While
they were at West Point, 69 cadets
visited the Naval Academy.
Six exchange visits are scheduled
by the superintendents of the two
academies to maintain a high de
gree of understanding between the
services and to provide an oppor
tunity for the development of
friendships.
ELECTS OFFICERS
Principal officers and directors
of Tobacco Associates, Inc., have
been re-elected at the first annual
meeting in Raleigh. Some 300
members from five Southern states
re-elected J. B. Hutson of Raleigh
as president; E. Y. Floyd of Ra
leigh, secretary; Mrs. Irby Walker
Greensboro, treasurer; and J. H
Vaughn, Elm City, chairman of the
board of directors.
Tobacco Associates was organ
ized last year to promote export of
tobacco, and President Hutson says
if pnneress aDDroves the proposed
foreign aid program that some 500
nv Hid not file an answer to ner minion puu.ma
r ..' will be sent overseas next year.
Dull,
GETS DAMAGE AWARD
An Asheville woman, Mrs. Irene
Penland, has won a $3,500 judg
ment against the Buckner Trans
fer company, a trucking concern,
for damages received in an acci
dent last SpDtember. The com-
Tough Guy Is Not
So Tough In The
Face of Old Foe
MILWAUKEE (UP) When an
ex-boxer made a pest of himsotf in
a tavern, the bartender called po
lice.
"Tell em to send 12 cops," shout
ed the man. "I'm tough!"
Two detectives arrived. The
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LABOR LEADER SAYS PARTY
BOLT IS NO SURPRISE
Talk by some Southern Demo
crats of bolting the party is not
surprising, claims Daniel Power,
Charlotte director of the CIO polit
ical action committee. He says
they have been voting with the Re
publicans in congress for years.
Within the next 10 years, he pre
dicts, there may be a modern ver
sion of the old Populist movement
sweeping the South. Farmers and
industrhri workers are learning
that they are allies, he comments.'
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STATE COLLEGE PLANS
ATOMIC WORK THIS YEAR
A regional training center to
implement the U. S. Atomic Ener
gy commission's fellowship training
program will be established at
North Carolina State college in
time for the 1948-49 academic year,
college officials announced yester
day. The Atomic Energy commission
has announced that facilities to
provide the training will be in
stalled at the college sometime
prior to the beginning of the fall
term in September.
SENTENCED IN SHOOTING
OF HENDERSONVILLE NEGRO
William Winkler pf Henderson-
ville, former Air Fprce sergeant,
has been entenced to 16 to 18 years
in prison for manslaughter. He
pled guilty to the shooting of Le-
roy Cash, a Negro cook at the
Mountain Home tea room, near
Hendersonville, December 8.
NINE OUT OF TEN PASS
If you're wondering how you'll
make out when you take the test
for your new driver's license, here
are some facts that might interest
you.
The Department of Motor Vehi
cles has released figures that show
a little better than nine out of ten
people passed examination in Jan
uary. Some 3,665 people failed
tests that month. The highway sign
test tripped the largest number,
road rules was another big pitfall,
and 575 applicants failed to get
their licenses because of defective
eyesight. Also, 789 failed the driv
ing test itself.
BEGINS RETIREMENT
Judge E. Yates Webb of Sylva,
who has served for more than 28
years after being appointed federal
judge of the W. N. C. district by
President Woodrow Wilson, began
his "partial retirement" March 1.
Under the retirement act, Judge
Webb may continue to hold courts
as he chooses, maintaining his
chambers at Shelby and being en
titled to sit on the circuit court
of appeals as in the past.
"THEATRE OF TOMORROW" TODAY
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Coffee
COFFEE
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SUGAR
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Ground Meat lb. 45c
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Luncheon Meat lb. 55c
BLUE RIDGE
Pork Sausage lb. 42c
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French's Mustard
9 oz.
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Mustard Greens,
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Sunday and Monday
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Tomato Juice, 4
4 No. 2
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