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Refrigerator Has
New Cooling Plan
Something new in refrigerators,
the Frostair Duplex, has been in
troduced by makers of commercial
refrigerators for 40 years.
The Frostair features "i-okl
sleeve" refrigeration which keeps
the cold air moist. This preserves
food longer and prevents the cir
culation of odors.
The new reirigerator has a zero
locker freezing 130 pounds of meat
or 80 quarts of vegetables ami
fruits. The capacity of the refrig
erator is seven cubic feet. .
This new product of the General '
Tire and Rubber company can bo
seen at. the Freck Radio and Ap
pliance company in Aslieville.
Small Fry Spat Spreads
To Upper Brackets
MEMPHIS. Tenu. il'l'i Mrs
Elizabeth Campbell, 26-year-old
mother, appeared in court with a
broken nose and blackened eyes
received in a brawl with a neigh
borhood housewife.
She even carried an envelope
filled with her own hair pulled
out, she said, by 35-year-old Mrs.
Opal Wilson.
j What started it all'.'
The Utile Campbell boy got a
I bullseye with his slingshot at Mis.
Wilson's little girl.
lis that North Carolina pays its stu
j denl drivers only $20 per month,
.with occasional local supplements
About 15S0 of the more than 5.
001) buses in operation are from
eight lo ti n years old. But the com
mittee reports that the fleet, as a
whole, is in excellent condition,
j Some of the buses, however, are
overcrowded and an estimated 10
per cent of the State's transported
pupils must leave home an hour
and a half or more before school
opens.
mini for il . . . It's as good as a tonic to lie
iparlvlm", sunlight and fresh air the two days
y spend with the family washing and ironing,
trust Way iiesville Laundry to return your
tip top shape . . . just open the bundles and
pn't Call "Any Laundry"
CALL 205
ynesville Laundry
(Incorporated)
J W. KILLIAN, Owner
CALL AND DELIVER
Boyd Avenue
MIX WITH A JAEGER
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& T1 "Pty drum size, in the Jaeger SPEEDLINE trailer rn.xers are
"i with exclusive features . . . guarantee low cost concrete and big
r a8'- Automotive transmiuion, direct drive to drum cuts noises 90', while
,l'"g power efficiency JO to 40. Cris-crosi re" mixing action assures
" thorough and rapid mix and di:harge. Only second, needed to load or
?ar, and automatic Skip Shaker Loader speeds every batch. Model 65
l ' on-g mixer especially detigned to increase product.on tor
U, d'n ""factors. Other .tandard sixes are J',S, llS and I6S. We
i .rn lor other hne JAtOtK equipment .
3 v i n p M . a L : v . f i
o -viiinrs. I our inquiry mil receive yiwy
TRANSACTIONS 1M
Real Estate
Wayiu-5ille Township
Noiand l'lis and uric In iUj
Sclk i liui lu llc j in ,
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K. I'l uell.
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Hade jliUjiiicl jihi nil, t0 11
(J. lluniir and wile.
Ciel'liude idii'. .u.iin acl olmi
to J. Claude t, .Ul .Hid iv He.
lit avoidant Iohii.Ihu
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Sallie .spi nce to l .n : II, i
lie.
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and wile.
Clauue S.inliiid In Dm,,- .,i.
lord.
C C. Medtuid .iii.l u,r In Mn
ton A. Canle and wn,
1- 1. Mull and wtli lu i., K.
Webb and w lie
Frank . ! oi d to ,I, e I ei ,! ,,:.,i
wile
Kav II. Mann ..i,d w 1,, I i , ,i
Mann and u He
I'ieou l iui nsliip
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Clark and lu u .
llol 1 1 Lay nun .imi w n . to Tie
liinian.
I ines ( leek lounsliip
Slew l''ere,u-oii and '. it, lo I . M
Noiand and wile
Stow I'eiuiiM.n mid wile to .1 II
Dav is and w He.
Clyde Township
.lohn 11. Miirean ami will jiui
ol hers lo Charles Mm
Hilda S. H hc to ( m .ii ll.ii.i.
and wile
Jonathan ( lick township
Thad 1). Howell to Wnl.o.l Ii
Kinslaud and C'liiilon Kin- end.
.Norman Kainsev and wile lo
liruee Hanisey .
Cecil Townihip
Troy i i i ii .i n lo Ma, I inui
Allied llii.litower and v il, ,,
Georue A lit n and 'I i.- i . 1 1 u
ol 1 11111,111 ( , ; n 1 1 i
Savings Receipts Top
Billion-Dolliir .Mark
CHU'M.D I I
sav no; - .ind I". i
The nilioii
oi nil nor- 1 '
l II 1 1 1 1 ,ill" '
pni I ;:i o
Die billion doll - r in .n k loi I In
n 11 1 lime in 111 lol '
The I nili d Sl.il' S.iv in Ji"l
Loan 1 .''.i me .iiinoin.' , d I lul ' n
mgs pla i d in ,ii ui : in I d ul mn
totaled frl .l.'1" 11,111 """ "1 '
three llionl Ii nl I ' 'lllp.'l ' d
with $!H 7. IIOO nun lor I lie cm i '
spoilt! i n i; pel mil I j I car.
However. lie conl union . rise in
the eosl ot liunu and Hie ureal, i
availability ol consumer eood
were relict ted In w it lull aw ,,!s cl
$754. 00(1. (Mill diiinu: the Itine
month period, t he le i",iie repm I' d
There are about 1 .''' miles ,,f
liarkwavs, either compleletl or mi
lder construction, throughout the
United States
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Modern Infirmary Dedicated At Brevard College
A rf it; mW' i till
I'. lMI'KKSSlVK lonkiii:; M.nv Francrs Slainev Memorial infirmary, pictured above, is
i .ii hi;, niniletiwii i'ii the iMinpus cil Brevard college. Dedication of the new building,
.1, :n in I'vriy i!c:;i:;n. was lu ld Saturday. Costing more than $30 000, the infirmary is be
t rccU'l in Ikiihu ol Miss Mary Frances Stanley, former student at the college here who
i in 1:1 Hi alter service in the air corps. (Photo by John Anderson)
Death-Defying Navy Expert
Clears Coast Of Jap Mines
lt KK MAUI) MONTAlU'i:
, Mled l'i ess Mail Correspondent
si. I I I.K. W ash l I'' l.ivuiK
i In I lie ul a ileal Ii tlai i UK hero ol
:it, ion is I he llol ol 1.1. !o on I-'.
i,ii-,ow. I S.N. who each week is
A.llun .1 cattish whlsktl id lielUK
in ..si, ,1 lo dealh
1 .1 i n.sUi.i is Hie N.ii s mine
, v : .ei , on the v. esl , nasi He was
n. ui,. i hoseii lo nil 1 lie job w in n
i ii -o.in Japanese mines l)eif,n
di ;l 1 in j ill I i le A leu 1 1. .11 t ll l till
i i i , in i enl halt circles I rum Jap
an -,11-1:1'- h lhe Alaswan Aleu
tian Island chain ami bumps tile
.!-l,n;-.;i mi l )i iron coast line.
In loi e l lie w ai il bin e only e-
,. Ui ill ii noil a lid I'l'l.'ed lir.ll net
Mo. il- itul iiuw ll tallies biei;,!'
do. is I, .uled w !!h black TNT.
Wt.i Ii one ol the in ines st llll -1.
1 1 w il I. hllll'.l le, lei Itllls up
..i 1 1' la i , .don;'. I h, .nl I -mile ( )i c-
i ,:d . i - i . 1 1 1 ; : 1 1 1 1 1 coast line, I J
U : I, -!, , ,, ,s In i e within In e Initio
i ttiwtl Moves Hack
l hi 1 h, s. en, lie takes o er
(jiinKii l mi i nines his wrench,
l .ii k ot s tne i i ow tl W nisltiw re
n, on . -leel pn.le .nut gingerly
nu '-ui i.ie In e imi haiiism from
lot 1 1 1,'u i oi Uii i. line A lew black
I 1 , aie ih ill down, but lie
ei l hi t llela a l(!e
I li.il doei t, ill h,i lllimt he
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e . i . , 1 1 1 1 ' . in' o I hi I ii , hole and
v , ' h.iil a I". . I lie vile lead in '.
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I .null i stands lly
lb,;, e and lhe IMI 111'
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...I ',, i i . i I . . l to III Wile .till
. ' i .. i.m al w a s wail tor
he,. , I he I I ,11 ll
Ml V, u l.i.i .1 i olIIHI. H elly
l ,l hi' l ll -ed to this tit .1 III
u, i . 1 1 ' i. Ii le low II u I she does
a, h.. ,1 I . . ii:: , lit 1 11 hen hi I III.
h,l. ' I I'll ' I He I ll' e OUl
In, , ;, 1 le ho' III w .. 1.1 to I'l ow
1 i.ke he ll.lddl. ot
ui i
i ii.h' i s a rai e
Friends will say . . .
WHAT A
BEAUTIFUL
7o have that beautiful room, just paint the
wells with any one of SPRED'S decorator
Dreferred colors and see how your furniture and
d'eperies are set off in a new,
thriving menner. All you do is add
wo'er to Sored and paint right
over wallpaper. No
hrushmarks, no odor;
dries in 30 min
ies. Try it soon.
HIk n ni Think of Buildinr; . . . Think of Haywood
Builders Supply
HAYWOOD BUILDERS
SUPPLY Company
S v V v s w
Jack Carson Talks
With Hands, And
Finds It Expensive
HOLLYWOOD 'L l'i .lack Car-
son is no nianiciaii. bill some prel- :
l spectacular things happen wheiij
he waves his hand
Tc got to learn. ' lie said, "to I
keep my hands in im pocket and ,
1 . 1 1 k in I ails and liuun s instead
oi sweeping generalities. Other-!
wise. I can wave goodbye to my
mom ," i
Carson realied what Ins hand-I
waving li.ihit was leading to when
lie tame home Iroin work on "My
Dream Is Yours, Ins Michael Cm -ti
movie at Wainer liros
Carson had asked lor a sola, lie
waved a hand expressively lo in
dicate how big he wanted it.
There, in his combination play
house and guesthouse, sat the
divan. It was in a vast semi-circle
like the wave of Carson's arm. and
il measured 30 leet Horn arm to
arm.
"1 wanted it big." Carson said,
"but 1 wauled to be able to see
from one end lo the other "
Playhouse Not Little
What uus to have been a little
playhouse came about lhe same
way. After Carson waved Ills arm,
lhe floor area turned out lo tie 75
feci by 21! feet. He waved widely
toward one end of it and got a flic
place 17 feel across.
Once Canon wanted a retaining
wall along the back of his two-acre
Van Ntiys lull ide ranch He lound
i contractor and instructed bun.
huiltl something alon;; tlieie
concrete make it sturdy. "
lhe concrete mixer ran for
wick., and weeks," Can.im said "I
thought those moil were going to
'duplicate the deal Wall of China.
My hir-incss manager gave me
nine asl i onoiineal figures of how
many stniare feel they built, and
the only time I believe him is when
1 look at Hie wall."
If be doesn't slop ordering with
Ins hands. Carson doesn't know'
w hat will happen nexl .
"Suppose I wanted the trellis ly
my house laken down and I waved
my hand houseward." he worried
"I'd probably come home and find
Ii i bouse gone, too."
CBlt..
lipntn
3F
lit
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Wife Even Tells
Fashion Designer
What Is Just What
HOLLYWOOD iUI'i- It could lie
a real battle when a fashion tie
signer and his wife don't agree
about her clothes. Hut petite, pert
and pretty Dona Drake knows who
always wins f
"The wife, of course," she smd
She just has to he a little dip
inalie about it."
Miss Drake is playing the role of
a night club photographer in "The
Girl I'l'tim Jones Beach" at the
Warner studio. Her husband. Bill
Travilla, is the Warner de-signer1
who styled the movie clothes for
Miss Drake ami Virginia Mayo
As in most families. Miss Drake's
ami Tiavilla's biggest clothes argu
ments are about the new look In
their family, though it s the hus
band who likes It and the wife who
doesn't .
"Kill is soltl on lhe new look."
Miss Drake said, bul I don't think
it's at all suitable for me because
Tin so small." (She's an even five
feet and weighs 100 pounds l
Right figure Needed
"I don't think most other women
look good in it. either. You've got
to have exactly the right kind of
figure for long skirts and box
shoulders. I saw a woman lhe
other day who looked Jusl like a
football player.
"When Bill designs something
for me, he does it on a much more
moderate style, of course."
This, ladles, is Miss Drake '
technique for getting her husband
to like clothes the way she docs It
"THE
FRIENDLY
BANK"
First National Bank
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Fedeivl Reserve System
ORGANIZED 1902
MACHINE BITES BACK
CHICAGO L'Pi Johnny Dzied-
lie, 8. required the help of five
(firemen with an acetylene torch,
I pliers and hacksaw to free his
i hand from a soft drink vending
I machine. John was reaching for
a bottle when another youngster
fed a nickel into the device.
works, even though he's supposed
to be an expert.
"He did an afternoon dress for
nie a while back.'' Miss Drake said.
"I put it on and suggested that it
would look much better without so
much paddinn m the shoulders.
"So we took out the padding
'Then I suggested it would look
belter if c shortened the skirt. So
we shortened the skirt.
'After that it looked okay to me,
And Bill thought it was still his
dress."
(SS
SECURITY I
f CROWINC ).
Tennessee
WAYNESVILLE
FEED AND SEED CO.
Highway 19-A Hazelwood At Intersection of Aliens
Creek Road
OOOOOOOOOoi
Now is (lie lime of year when (here is less food to
buy, fewer clothes to purchase, and an opportunity
to make more money. All those savings will be
worth much more if you will open a Savings ac
count in this bank.
I'ut your extra earnings from rooms, or vegeta
bles sold, or extra hours worked, into a savings ac
count. You will be pleasantly surprised how fast
you can accumulate a nice account.
Start saving today save regularly, by putting
into a savings account each week.
THE
j Twins In Family For
!Four Generations
! MEMPHIS, Tenn (UP) Twin
I run in the family of a pair ot 81
I year-old twins.
Mrs. Ruth Lee of Caplevllle,
Tenn., and W. T. Watkins of Olive
I Branch, Miss., twins, celebrated
I their 81st birthday with a family
picnic.
Mrs. Lee is a widow without
children. But Watkins has 11
children. And among his offspring
were a set of twins of his own,
set of twin grandchildren and a
set of twin great-grandchildren.
BFE-NAPER MAKES HAUL
CLAHK. N J lUPi A noctural
thief stole four hives of bees from
the farm of Mrs. Herman Graves
near here.
The layers of tomorrow are the
pullets of today! And your pullets
need Security Growing Mash dur
ing this critical growing stage.
Vitamins, proteins and carbohy
drates for growth and sturdy de
velopment. Security Chick Ration
to the 6th or 8th week. :. then
Security Growing Mash. . . and
your pullets are equipped for the
long steady egg laying grind.
SECURITY MILLS, Inc.Knoxville 5
W wmm GBMimaurF mmi
Phone s2-n:;