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THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNtAI
Alphabet Soup, Still Plentiful Still
Sticks To The Ribs Of Uncle Sam
AP Newsfeatures
WASHINGTON When tin''
New Deal took over ;iic iVilei-al
government in 1933, designation ot !
gpvernment agencies by initials
bpread rapidly. Alphabetical leu- 1
dencies prompted much ribbing. ,
Today, the alphabet 1 still
with us, not only in the Uckrul
government but in the I niu-il Na
tion (UN) and in stale anil pri
vate groups.
Here are some thai still 1 unc
tion: AEC Atomic KncriJ (.'uiiiuii--sion.
AMG Aniciicjii .Miiilaiy Gov-,
eminent.
ARA Agricultural 1U .-c.ircli
Administration.
BAE Bureau of Agricultural.
Economics.
BLS Bureau oi Labor statis
tics. CAA Civil Aeronautic- Ad
ministration. CAB Civil Aeronautic, ImmiiI.
CCC Coniinoiliiy Credit Cor
poration. CSC Civil SiTiuc Coiniiii---ion.
ECA Econiiniie CiKipei at ion
Adniini.-tiatinn 'Formerly EHI'i.
F.I H Evimrt -Import Bank.
1 AO Food and Agriculture
i )i imi.i.ii ion I
1 Ml lideul Bureau oi Inves
tigation. I I A Faun Credit Association.
Fi t Federal Communications
Connni --" m
FCIC Federal Crop Insurance
C'oi pel at ion
I VMS I Vdeial Conciliation
ami .Medial :oit Service.
FUA Food and Drug Adminis
ti at ion.
FD1C Fedeial Deposit Insur
ance Corporation
KFC-- Foreign Funds Control.
KHA-Federal lloii-ing Admin-
r-iration.
FHLHA lderal Home Loan
Representatives, subject to u,. Adniiiii-t;ation
Political
Announcements
fok representative
I hereby announce myself
a candidate for the House of
FSA Federal Security Agency.
FTC Federal Trade Commis
sion. FWA Federal Works Agency.
GAO General Accounting Of
fice. GPO Government Printing Of-
' nee. iMt
HHFA Housing and Home Fi
I nance Agency.
HOLC Howe Owners' Loan
Corporation.
IBRD International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development.
ICC Interstate Commerce
Commission.
1LO International Labor Or
ganization. IMF International Monetary
Fund.
MBCC Migratory Bird Con
servation Commission.
the Democratic Primary on
May 29. Your support and 10,1
influence will be appreciated
NACA National Advisory
FJ'C Federal Power C ommis-. Committee for Aeronautics.
NHA National Housing Agency.
FNMA F'ii' ial National Mort-
at:r Association
Grover C. Davis. H'HA Feetei.il Public Housing
- Authorilv.
Hie TSest Tood ibr
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has Willi Dili appeals-
At Your Grocery and Feed Store
EARLE CHESTERFIELD MILL CO.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
NLRB National Labor Rela
tions Board.
NME National Military Estab
lishment. NRC National Research Council.
NSC National Security Coun
cil.
NSRB National Security Re
sources Board.
ODT Office of Defense Trans
portation. OEM Office for Emergency
Management.
OHE Office of Housing Expe
diter. PAU Pan American Union
PBA Public Building Admin
istration. PMA Production and Market
ing Administration.
RDB Research and Develop
ment Board (Formerly JRDB).
REA Rural Electrification Ad
ministration. RFC Reconstruction Finance
Corporation.
RRB Railroad Retirement
Board.
SEC Securities and Exchange
Commission.
SCS Soil Conservation Serv
ice. SSA Social Security Adminis
tration. TVA Tennessee Valley Au
thority. UNESCO United Nations Edu
cational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization.
UN United Nations.
UNRRA United .Jiajions Relief
and Rehabilitation AdmrriiStraHon.-
USES United States Employ
ment Service.
USCC United States Commer
cial Company.
USTC United States Tariff
Commission.
VA Veterans Administration.
WAA War Assets Administra
tion. WDC War Damage Corporation.
Actress Tries To
Find What Makes
'Everything Tick'
HOLLYWOOD (UP) If Doris
Day were selling stockings, she
would know all about,, no they
make nylon, and if she were a
telephone operator, she'd learn how
a telephone works.
Being an actress, the curious
Miss Day is finding out everything
about how they make movies.
"I'm learning how the camera
works and about the lights and
the booms and the sound," Miss
Day said. "The technical side of
movies is one of the most interest
ing things to me."
Miss Day is getting her educa
tion with the full approval of
Michael Curtiz, who is directing
her current picture at Warner
Bros. "My Dream Is Yours".
"Mike says that to be a food
actress I must know everything
about how movies are made," she
explained.
So she looks through the camera
finder when Curtiz lines up a scene
and listens to his explanations of
the focus and the composition.
Outlook Is Different
"It gives you a different outlook
on a scene to see the way it will
come out in the camera before you
do it," she said.
She talks to the men who handle
the lights and now she knows that
when they ,yell "drape the broad"
or "kill the baby" they're just talk
ing shop.
"I told Mike Curtiz," she said,
that he wouldn't have to show up
for our next picture. I'll have
learned so much by then that I'll
be able to direct it myself."
Miss Day, who did her first act
ing only a year ago, still is en
thusiastic about her career.
"I just can't wait to come to
work in the morning," she said,
"and I'm never in a hurry to go
home."
Miss Day's absorbing interest in
the technique of movie-making
makes it certain that she won't
wander away between scenes.
The first place the crew looked,
when she disappeared one day,
was up on the electricians' cat
walks. She wasn't there, but she
might, just as well have been.
NOTABLES SALUTE NEW STATE OF ISRAEL
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ATTENDING THE HUGE RALLY IN NEW YORK which saluted the new Jewish State of Israel are (L to r.): New
York'a former Gov. Herbert H. Lehman; New York City's Mayor William O'Dwyer; Sen. Robert Taft
(R-Ohlo)' Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, U. S. chairman of the Jewish Agency, and former Treasury Secretary
Henry Mo'rgerithau An estimated 75.000 persons Inside and outside Madison Square Garden heard speakers
urge lifting the U S arms embargo to Palestine to enable the Jewish nation to defend itself. (International)
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COLLECTS MAIL BOXES
RENSSELAER, Ind. (UP) City
Marshall Ed Ames is after a thief
who makes a habit of tearing let
ter boxes off houses. Ames says he
has received several reports from
people who say their mail boxes
disappeared.
CHICAGO DECLARES
TRAFFIC TRUCE
CHICAGO (UP) Two tradi
tionally hostile camps, motorists
and policemen, have buried the
hatchet for a while in Chicago.
Relations between the two never
were so cordial.
Policemen are writing tickets
with a smile. Motorists are saying
"than you" and offering a cigar
in return.
The explanation for this rare
spirit of good will lies in the new
type of traffic ticket the Chicago
police department is issuing this
spring.
There are yellow warning tickets
which carry no penalty. The po
lice department is using them to
introduce a new traffic enforce
ment program starting July 1.
On that day the truce will be
over. Police expect to resume hos
tilities with a new weapon "fix
proof" court summonses which
will replace the old style tickets.
Father of Apple Planting
One of our country's most pic
turesque pioneers was Jonathan
Chapman Johnny Appleseed who
introduced the apple in wide areas
west of the Appalachian mountains,
and for whom one of our most popu
lar varieties, the Jonathan, is
named. An explorer - missionary,
Chapman planted apple seeds wher
ever he went.
r tying io music
Since the Wrights' flight, aviation
has been put to music for bands
orchestras, ballets, chorals and in
strumental solos, not to mention
several aozen World War II
lar songs.
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hatched in the United States cjii.i
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Watch Saturday Drivers
Sunday always has been the
worst driving day since the very
beginning of automobile history.
However, an Insurance company
has reported that there were more
accidents on Saturdays in 1946.
NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
BV PUBLICATION
In the Superior Court
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
WILSIE R. DOTSON
vs.
JACK L. DOTSON
The defendant, Jack L. Dotson
will take notice that an action en
titled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Haywood County, North Carolina,
to obtain an absolute divorce on
grounds of two years' separation,
and the said defendant will fur
ther take notice that he is required
to appear at the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court in said Coun
ty at the Court House in Waynes
ville, North Carolina, within twen
ty days after the 8th day of June,
1948, and answer or demur to thr
complaint in said action or the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in said Com
plaint. This May 8, 1948.
DIXIE CAMPBELL,
Asst. Clerk Superior Court.
No. 1724 May 11-18-25, June 1.
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He's coniderate of otherp
He gives called party time to answer
He never interrupts when line is in use
H releases line in emergency;
SOUTHERN BU TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COM
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m P JJHJ1' JJ JSSSSZSSn WDC War Damage Corporation. ' ' ' 1 No. 1724 May 11-18-25, June 1. I .K
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Vote the Democratic Wan
The United Labor Political Action Committee,
which is dominated by out-of-state union bos
ses, has forwarded letters to union members
throughout North Carolina endorsing my oppo
nent, Forrest H. Shuf ord for North Carolina Com
missioner of Labor.
When the Anti-Closed Shop Bill was introduced
in the last session of the North Carolina General
Assembly, my opponent opposed suchlegisla
tion, stating publicly that its passage would "cre
ate chaos in North Carolina". Prior to final enact-
Yote for
1
ment I issued a public statement, which ap
peared in papers throughout the state, clearly
expressing my opposition to closed shops as vi
olative of basic democratic freedoms.
On January 5, 1948, 1 issued a public announce
ment that I not only favored the state law
against the closed shop, but that I also favored
the provisions of the Taft-Hartley law.
I feel that the Commissioner of Labor of North
Carolina should not be under obligation to these
labor bosses. I believe that the Department of
ONALD B.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
Labor should look first to the best interest
the people of North Carolina, and W
charged with the administration of law
should be fair, courteous and efficient.
T x u... 1,0 North (A
i am a iojmer memuei wi -
uenerai issemDiy uuu "
ment of Labor for six years.
Ti : : ,,nth vOUrOWD"1
ix my views uie ui uti.uw .
feel that these union bosses have I J
much power over the people, I shall g i
preciate your assistance.
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