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PAGE SEC (Second Section! THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER FRIDAY With The Weather Department Doris Day Can Always Find Work , By PATRICIA CLARY United Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UP) Doris Day is perhaps the only movie star with a built-in barometer. Miss Day always knows when it's going to rain. She can feel it in her bones. "It's my broken leg,'' she ex plained. "It doesn't exactly ache, but whenever a rainstorm is com ing up it always feels as if it's going to." This valuable talent for picnics, movie locations and knowing when to wear he rrubbers is part com pensation for a tragic accident that kept the pert blonde in a hospital bed for 14 months. She was 16 and well on her way to a successful dancing career when, near Hamilton, O., the car in which she was riding hit a train and her leg was broken in several places. Learns to Sins "The doctors said I might never even walk again," she said. "So I learned how to sing instead." The time came when she could have gone on dancing, but she was singing so well she didn't have to. She became a successful dance band singer and never danced pro fessionally again until she worked in Michael Curtlz's "My Drean Is Yours" at Warner Bros. She leads a line of Hawaiian dancers ot the rhythm of "Naga saki" in the movies. "When 1 was feeling my very lowest, and my leg ached and it seemed as if my world had come to an end." Miss Day said, "my brother Paul used to make me laugh by telling me that some day I d realize the accident was really a lucky break. That was after I'd become famous as a weather forecaster! "The funny thing was that he was right in a way. My lucky break, learning to sing, came about cer tainly because of the bad breaks in my leg." THE FACT IS 8Y6ENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING DAW JONES LOCKER I NEW LAMP BULB DEVELOPED BV GENERAL ELECTRIC U6HTIN6 EXPERTS WILL WITHSTAND PRESSURES OF MOPERN QEZP4EA IT STAYS LIGHTED 700 FEET DOWN! : PRIVATE ROOM mi ii ii "! r rt I FOR DUI ict: SPECIAL COMPARTMENT IN G-E OE LUXE REFRIGERATORS KEEPS BUTTER. FROM GETTING TOO HARD ANOTHER. OP THE THOUGHTFUL EXTRAS IN G-E PRODUCTS. Non - Shrink Sox To Please Dad By DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Fashion Editor Th best Father's Day gift most dads could have would be socks that won't shrink. The plaintive howls emitted by the man of the family when he opens his sock drawer to find his best golf box shrunk to a size to fit a six-year-old boy have at last borne fruit. There's a new knitting yarn on the market which has been chemi cally treated to prevent shrinking, and smart daughters are using it to knit the most popular Father's Day gifts of the year. A handsome pair of Argyle's knit of shrink-resistant yarn, would be the answer to practically any fath er's fondest wish . The shrink-resistant process has been used heretofore in certain fabrics, with gratifying results, but its appearance in knitting yarns is strictly new. Socks made of the new "wonder ized" yarn can be tossed in with the family wash and will come out with colors still clear and bright and size unchanged. Tests made of garments knit of treated and untreated wool showed the former shrank a negligible 2 Vi per cent after 15 washings, while the latter lost more than 62 per cent of its original size. The treat ed wool also remained soft and un matted, while the untreated was deemed unserviceable after the fifth washing. WELL-HEELED . . . This lucky dad gets the ideal Father's Day gift a pair of Argyles hand-knit of shrink-resistant yarn which will keep them true to size. We'll Get That Window Yet, Aging Coach Says RICHMOND. Va. (UP) Each afternoon this baseball season the neighbors have watched an elderly gray-haired man pitch to a seven-year-old boy on the 4300 block. Old Brook Rd. They predict that another Babe Ruth is in the making. But ttiey feel sure, too, that practice on me lawn is nearing an end. From dribbling grounders to pop flys to healthy whacks, the neigh bors have watched the boy's bat ting eye improve. One afternoon the youngster leaned into a fast one and poled a long fly that thudded against an opposite apartment building a scant two inches beneath a win dow. The neighbors with alarm over heard the elderly gentleman re mark as he retrieved the ball: "We'll get that doggone window yet." Dayton Rubber proJ New Rubber For TW SHIFT GARDEN FIGHTS NEW YORK (API Only two boxing shows have been sched uled for Madison Square Garden during July. The 20th Century Sporting Club will hold two Thursday shows, one on July 15, the other on July 22. Transactions In Real Estate "illlllS 20-YEAR veterans! G-E PUMP MOTORS ON SIACONE BROTHERS' CALIFORNIA FA EM HAVE GIVEN ZO YEARS' STEADY SERVICE. You con put your confidence in GENERAL ELECTRIC ffw fnd Writ Shaw . . . MIC Nttwv lr Monday Night . . . Coeif Coott Waynesvtlle Township Lake Junaluska Assembly, Inc., to Lee F. Tuttle. Harry W. Schuster and wife to Fred P. Jacobs and wife. W. Spauldin Underwood and wife to Jack Edwards and wife. Robert V. Welch and wife to G. F. Mashburn and wife. Robert V. Welch and wife to Clyde Lyle. Howard Hyatt, executor, and A. T. Ward, trustee, to Lem Shep hard. Elbert Soule Butterley and wife to R. A. Malcolm and wife. Harriett Smathers to Dan Ar rington and wife. Crawford Memorial Park to Walter J. White. Clyde Fisher and wife to C. F. Muse and wife. L. L. Hollifield and wife to Miles E. Dee and wife. G. F. Mashburn and wife to J. R. Marcus. Lem Shepard and wife to Wil lie Mae Rhinehart. D. C. Ttn-pin and wife to Bertha Scott Wilson. Rixie Price to H. L. Price. David Underwood, Jr., and wife to Haywood Builders Supply Com pany. Builders Supply Company, Inc., to Haywood Builders Supply Com pany, Inc. Town of Waynesville to J. B. Hoyle. Town of Waynesville to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stevenson. Charles E. Ray, Jr., executor, et al. to David Underwood, Jr. Josephus Daniel, Jr., and wife, ct al. to Phala Hawkins Love. Lake Junaluska Assembly, Inc., to Josephus Daniels, Jr., et al Town of Waynesville to D. Rhea. Young 'Tarzan' Pops Up In Court to Ar C. C. Medford and wif: thur F. Keylon and wife. James E. Henderson and to C. Underwood Sinat tiers wife. James E. Henderson and wife to Joyce Warren and wife. Haywood Saunders and wile to Fred W. Brown and wife. O. S. Scott and wife to 11. S. Medlin and wife A. E. Everhart to W. II. Parker. Clyde Township Billy Erastus Stamey and wife to Jack M. Henson. J. L. Thompson and wife to K. F. Long and wife. Bon-A-Ventuie, Inc., to George H. Arthur and wife. Bon-A-Ventuie, Inc., to Robert D. Ledford and wife. Ollie M. Collins, commissioner of the court, to Paul Robinson and wife. Fines Creek Township and wife M. Joseph Z. Clark Glenn C. Palmer. N. C. James and wife to Q. T. Surrelt. N. C. James and wife to Glenn C. Palmer. N. ('. James and wife to G. lv Green and wile. N. C. James and wife to Wayne J. Moore and wife. N. C. .lanic; and wife to Spencer Fisher. N. C. James and wife to Floyd Fisher and wife. N. C. James and wife to Goal Fish and wife. LONDON UI') Sydney Shaw's hero is Tarzan. I Police found out in court how wife 1 17-year-old Shaw's hero worship and j,,ai(l olf. I Shaw, arrested for breaking a tnilTie law, got tired of waiting for his jail lunch He tore oft and broke in two a cast iron feeding hatch of his cell. ' net Impatient. I get hold of things like that or this," he said, gabbing the edge of the witness box. "Slop that," said the magis trate's clerk. "We don't want you pulling the dock to pieces." Shaw's mother said: "He can eat a two-pound loaf made inlo four sandwiches at a sitting. If he fails to eat three plates of potatoes, we wonder what is wrong. "When he was 10, he saw Johnny Weissmuller as Tarzan and since then he has not missed a Tarzan film. After the first film he climbed a big tree in our back garden and built himself a wooden hideout, "Within a few weeks he was swinging from the branches, utter ing cries. "He never knocks on the door when he conies home. He opens the letter box and sends through a special Tarzan scream. Since lie was about 14 he has been iming a hundredweight bar lo develop his muscles and he I brows it up and catches it with out any effort." Will Your Screens Last This Season? Don't look . . . just call 215 . . . The PROTEX WEATHERSTRIP AND SCREEN CO. representative will be elad to check your screens for you. If new screens are needed, The PROTEX WEATHERSTRIP AND SCREEN CO. handle the famous WATSON ALL METAL SCREEN, a screen that will last a lifetime. So call 215 for an estim ate without obligation. PROTEX WEATHERSTRIP AMI SCREEN CO., 143 College Street, Asheville, N. C. Ren Mayfleld will be happy to discuss these problems with you. Springtime is house cleaning time. . . . Let PROTEX WEATHER STRIP AND .SCREEN CO. com pletely weather protect your house before you start your Spring house cleaning duties. They handle an all metal wcatherstrlpplng that will not rust or corrode. Ftor a com plete Job Installed and inspected by skilled mechanics call the PRO' TEX WEATHERSTRIP AND SCREEN CO. For screen and weather protection needs contact PROTEX WEATHERSTRIP AND SCREEN CO. Asheville, N. C. 143 College Si Phone 215 to . Passenger tires with the new titan-made wonder rubber, Lin para, are being offered motorists for the first time in Western North Carolina, according to W. A Brad ley of the W. A. Bradley & Co.. local distributor for Dayton Thorobred Tires. Ultipana, a synthetic rubber produced under a new low temper ature process is said to excell the best natural rubber for tread wear and resistance to cracking by 207 ' to 30'c. Ultipara was first produced by ' the Copolymer Corporation, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, a government owned synthetic rubber plant, op erated by a number of independ ent rubber companies. The low temperature process of bringing together Butadiene and Styrene basic ingredients was pick ed up by United States Govern ment technicians when visiting Germany after the War. These t'tii-iM-i. , nun ,t ,,.,', it:.. t 4 n no i u" "-Itip,, 't'U'lofure uer liih to 125- F t HlDir., ...... I 1U t . " I It , rutin. 1 1- l ura u public V READ THi Ranch HoJ Waynesville's Only Supper Club "! - 1 T vmcKen Boneless F T-Bone Steak Scall Fresh Shrimp Cmktuil l : i ,, ueniiuus rooas cooked (o Order We Specialize in Swift's Premium Mi Homey Atmosphere Quick and Courteous Ser Fire Place Location: Country Club Di In the Ninevu Section No Minimum or Com Charge Open Every Day From 3 P. M. "Til 3 Dancing Meet Your Friends at the Ranch Ho Exclusive But Not Expensive Inn jiniels can drink 12 or 15 gal ; of water in half an hour. Jonathan Township Archie M. Sale and wife Boone Ferguson and wife. to C. Beaverdam Township J. D. Israel and wife to K. W. Israel and wife. Mary is a Popular PARTY LltlER A. T R. Sharp. Lucy M ris. East Fork Township Ward, trustee, to George Hev. W. M. Rathbone and wife to Lillard Hand Mount and wife. .1. K. Ferguson and wife to Thel nia U. Gemin. Bell to Gilbert M. I'ar- Ivy Hill Township J. P. Holt and wife to II. 11. Holt and wife. Lillard Hand Mount and Bonnie Henderson Mount to T. L. Camp bell. T. L. Campbell and wife to Lon nie L. Lyda and wife. C B. Ferguson and wife to Hilda Moody Sale. Pigeon Township Joseph T. Blalock and James W. Blalock to William Shay Blalock and wife. W. W. Russell and wife to Ray Wood. John A. Berry and wife to Leon ard S. Farmer. William C Blalock and wife et al. to Joseph T. Blalock and James W. Blalock. White Oak Township Richard W. Green to Thomas Green. She's considerate of others She never interrupts 'when line it in use She releases line in emergency She gives purtjr called time to answer SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY LAFF-A-DAY - f Opf- Wt, Kin Fnrurn icwicitt. Irur , Vorld nghts mrrvctf . 'TVhy wash to go to the movies? You sit in the dark!" 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