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Waynesville Mountaineer
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49,500 People
Live within 20 miles of
Waynesville their ideal
shopping center
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I KllIT VAC.hS
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fcteo Sanitary
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PuMislird Twice , Week In The Courtly Seat of Haywood County At The Eastern Entrance Of The Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I'ltitcd li oss and Associated Press News W.WNKSVII.I.I . N ( . Tl'LMl.AY. AHA ST 10, 194S $.1(10 In Advance In Haywood and Jackson Counties
iioiiaBiices Mir Massed
Tax Rate Will Remain At $1.40
chinery Being Demonstrated At Field Day
miesville
$204,225 Is
Needed For
Town During
111, boiild ul alib i men
;i 1 1 1 loll I it I'll leslcldal its 1 1 1 1 - nude
public thill in-a budget I I I In--
,,. li.l.il liinl'Jrl ii'i)liiii'iiii'li' l
il S J i 4 L'T.i w ilh I lir 1 1 1 1 1 . n I n l;
,1 lui I lir i .ii mil'- I units
STICILm
Vs! Tilvnlfit t4 ,C .in,.. in, i.
t fi .,Wrff I (11 nils iliiiimnl till' hoard osll-
St M l Hon, s,(,s other than las 1. v
. , i ,y,ra! I'l.'i't's ul' far;.) il I -: -t I !ii.-i-u i!" ' r ' 1 s : : .! the ..., K
;. , ...! (,. 111.' demonstration mi l-'irli) held lll'l Mil'. I III' si, i d pastiuc
n'v, , i, Mr 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 I pes ! rquipniert on ili-niiti';ilin. .i m-m-i .il IiupiIi'imI H;i-
d 1. 1: I i... piiniii l) Joe Davis.
Chances Of Getting
obile Post Office
s Brown
Warns Speeders
M
Are Good, Say
,, II, 's ill, l i'lllJllls at SI HI', MM X
I. tsi ,.i:
Opens New Store
Ian Hurt
'uck
lunday
K S. Ward Doubling Size
Qi Junaluska Buildings
Hold
riday
it
,1, i!
Market
ft.
2 DO
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Hie
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: no
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:'j no
JH SO
lavvi tih
County Still Clear
Of Any Polio
Dr. M. 15. Mirlirfl. dislut
lualth ofiirrr, s.iift l.niH,v,
I hut lld.vwonrl's sliitr was Mill
liar in rrsprit In polio
Or. Mi'h.il rrportnl th'l
IIitc wrrr nn fw '
dira'tril disr'.r in (hi. rniii'f
Mivvmri " tl'r ,riv
KMKitMs in thr stale ulurli is
lr ar ol polio.
Beef Cattle Men
Invited To Hear
Experts Tonight
All beef caltle pi ocii.c el s in Hi '
i on r.t ;.ie invited In allend a
iiieetiiiK in the couil limisc t"
niylil iTuesda i at H pan
Kxpeits nil cattle plod lift ion M,I
lie present, according lo iminiv
mtit Wayne C'orpeniini. I" d'
cuss the latest methods in Hie I" ' !
, industry. A feeding specialist ami
several representatives from Hie
Department of Agriculture iu:
present.
There will al.so be a (oloti'd n.o
tion picture on bain cinii.u ot
nay shown.
Correction: Canton
Will Pay Its Own Way
A news story in The Mountain
eer last Friday incorrectly !
Ihat the Canton American l.eeion
was donating a new tire truck to
Canton.
Apologies go to the town
licials of Canton, which bought the
modern piece of equipment, am.
will pay for it out of town tuivN
To the American l.cgion post a -o
go apologies.
truck is a S12.ni)(l modi ' n
truck.
Win I. nn c I ai t ItiJ on I lie
,..,nd II ,. tin II S Waul
m me . . Iimldiin: at the miei ..re
1 1, ,n ,,l tli!:h i.e. I'l and JOII ,il I. .ike
Inn. tin k.
'I I ,,. 1,1 1 lid 1 1 Mill bi
ml i to le
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The est, male is Ihat S:VJ,4(MI will
lioin t,i, s tor lillll plus S4,i,(i
on prior le it's
The luiilt:t'l -hows thai last's will
Ki $1.7L'U into the general fund;
Sli li.'a ml" Ihe slreel lund. ;intl
$l!i.ilo,l on debt s, r lee The re
iiiaindei will tome liom Ihe sale
ol lights and water
The break-down ol the las rale
show s I hal 41! cents will go to I he
m n. i.il lund 47 tools last veal '.
i: cenls to the slreel 1 11 ml 17 last
'ran and t7 cenls lo thhl sirwtc
a . against 7t cents lasl year
the hiitli'i l was adopted Nugilsl
r t ( i hv Ihe hoard
Ranger Huber Is
Leaving Pisgah;
Given Promotion
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ii'
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W W Huber, i
; ,ili Nation. ,1 I ol I
1 1 lend-, in till'.
Il .HI t l ied lo 111
4 1 , : : i in Mil
I w ho ha .
i I ion. Ii.c
regional
the
' I'l -in.
nr.
heeii
off If c
OVI I
(., i ion
Hid I..I oi
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III ,
iii M h
oil,. ,
1 1 liM III
X-Ray Units Will
Continue Survey
i
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I oillll
'. lll.ll
in- w. , k
With II. let
itlillel I'.tl'i
. ,n! t in I kt
i ii - ill I ! 1 1 '
I Ii. e Hint
I he,, IN I'll
1 1 1. -1 1 sin i' ol lla
, hi'.illh the mobile
in in lo atlioii again
nil
.it i'l
I em,,
u , k- ol i 1 a 1 1 1 1 ' i.i I ion
He siue ha- al
i I lioiis.iiids nt per
niiit w ide sin t .
hit Ii lia- in en doing
business has operated
paiking lot next lo Hc
ce I' will be lltere
..ill.lO.it , '! tills Week.
i unit uh ,e located at
I tit e 1 1 I an: on I b is week
h, .sited h one nin-
he i miauling unit w ill
C.itir school on Tuesday and
inklm near the town jail the
nilei ol the wet k.
I:
, will
1 1 T lit
Clyde liranch of Library
Circulates '.) 12 Books
During Month Of July
1 h,
nod
( li t
Clwle branch
i , ur,t 1'uhiit
il.il ion ol :tl2 v
nionl h of Jul.v
of the Hay
l.ihrary had
.oliimes lur-
The Clyde
slalom under the direction of Mrs
.lover H) ties, is the largest branch
station ol the library system.
Rates Given Here
CLOUDY i-v T-ti . - Ulsv WolorC
vjn riiecinc waiu -uh
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All residents having electric hot
"prr. Water heaters will get a reduced
of rate, effective August first, pro
vided they notify the electrical del-lain-'
partment of the town by the 14th
i fall O. C. Ferguson, town manager said
10 yesterday.
00 The board of aldermen recently
0 authorized a reduction on all com
00 mertial ratp which ipeb'd'-.
I,lnes u.ib electric water healers
' "W-' know of some homes with
elect ric water heaters, hid do not
know them all Unless we are
notified bv the 14th. the new rate
cannot be applied this month, Mr.
Ferguson said.
The new commercial rate aver
ages about 20 per cent reduction
in I'lul.i.li Iploa and w ill I tkt
,1, it ie . I lien- on Sent ember 1
'I In popular i .ini: r a ill bat t
III, pi, il .,l i , mini n,.' i. .11 I" ' 'a
,l ,,, , I ' el , i, c f. ill, dot "
ot t i Ih. I. n i'i- M on. I" X n I'"" '
,. , lion, kno'.' n i ihe Mi toil .in
1)1 ti id '
Haii,:'i 1 1 ti hi' i will be icpl.it id
at Ihe Hievaid ollne h Hill Dim
t an. loi inei 1'isgab i .iiigci w ho i
al pic-t ill the a' .slsl.tllt sllpel t MU
,, ihe I'lsgah -Cioatan Nat !
tol est s
(lei the loin teai span wlndi
Mr Huber has held Ihe rangei s
post he hits Hied to extend the
forests service lo a- mam people
as possible. When he look ovei the
job the an a was letcning about
' .WllllO x isitoi s a ve.ti Huber hiked
thai number I" iH.0"il last veal
This total is expected to touch
7.1(1.0(10 this war
Hangei Huber i educed Ihe num
ber ot tires in the forest litim IH in
11144 to Ihrei last year
(In,, ol the main points -lies-ed
'Continued on I'itge Kight '
Officers'Here
May Organize
Military Order
i To consider 'the formation ol a
Waynesville chapter. The Miliary
Order of Ihe World Wars, a din
ner meeting has been aranged tor
7 p m Wednesday at Patricks
Cafeteria
All commissioned officers who
served in World War 1 or II are
invited to attend Ibis meeting
J B Giant regional director
who is now residing at Lake Juna
luska. will be in charge of ar
rangements for the meeting
Mr Grant says that he has in
viieri Major George Smathcrs a
member of the Miami Beach chap
ter and formerly of Waynesville. to
speak at the meeting, providing he
returns from the special session
of Congress in time.
ItAl.l'H K KF.KM'M. gtinial
manage' ol III" I I.it 1 w o,,l I'h.u
imicx. The .loic bad a loijual open
nig hi .1 week end. and w ,c .d
tended b much 1,11 gel cl ow tl 1 hall
w .is espedt (I I h" ' loi t l one ol
I lie mo .1 model ii in I In t ul ii ft
) mu. and I . on the em ii, I ol Mam
and ( lunch 'tic.l in I la.l't nod
Lions Make
$1,500 Here on
Auction Sale
H i' iii t - ii'i v much I'licoui iigetl
oxer the pi o.spi ds ot getting a
mobile post oltltc lor Ihe run limn
A-licv die lo Murphy C K Hlow n.
setitliiiy lo Kep Monroe M. Ketl
ticn. said lici e y eslertliiy .
W e winl i it'ht lo work on this
piojecl when we got to Washing
Ion, anil e ei y 1 lung is favorable
loi gelling (he project Ihlough.'
Mi Hiown said, as he explained
and Mr Hodden were title
lo sheville totl.n or lo-
inoiiovt anil coniplel,' plans lor a
sloi.ige place, and make aiiame
ini'iits In gel it giir.ige lo handle
maiutainciifc tin Ihe tilt'ee huge
units
Mi Itrtiwn siiul lliiil iis soon as
they eon Id get the places -spotted"
111,. pos office ni'i'.ili ineiil will
si nil .ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii eonl ract man to
make lin.'il tlelails.
rl.nis iii e lo hav e I lu ce units
oil this i nil wild two in daily ser
vice, and Hie third as a stand-by
in t a-e ol eiiHTgeiw y.
I he gowi nineiil has only a
limited number ol these mobile
po I ollne nulls In -1 lift limit, and
we loci we eiin y.et Hirer fur this
ei I inn," Mi Iteddcn snitl in er
I In v ct k , ml
ill III ow n said Hint unheal ions
were Ih.il everything would be
win kctl mil to begin Ibis special
, i vii e .on 1 1 f ii in- bet ween Sept. I a
.mil loiter I.
I In pi eonl .s si em is mil ado
, 1 1 l.i 1 1 to handle I he volume ol mall
in, I Ilieii loo. il was pointed mil
pi sent l elite operate', no
i r it? S
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1 1? ...i jfciriaiMmmmmmnri
Cileir
2 Mew Laws
Passed By
Board For
Cleaning Up
Iwo m-w ordinances i I. imping
down stricter sanitary nile on
U';iy nes il le w ere passed l.i t w ck
liy the Board of Aldermen Ihe
ordinances imposed lighter law ,
nn Ihe disposal ol garbage, .nil
Ihe keeping of livestock the
up ol refuse
in
AI Ihe same meeting the Ald-'i-inen
adopted an ordinance niakiiis;
it unlawful to operate bowling a I
leys, or pool balls between II p m
Saturdays and 7 ,1. in Monday s I he
same law dcckircd il illegal to op
such a place bet w ecu 1 1 p
erali
in iind 7 a in. week nights
person iolatmg the oidiii.int
he guilly of a misdemeanor
filled $.)()
The sanitary ordinances
designed to eliniiuale main
and insects from W ay ne.s il I,
VIM' the tow u a llealt
The first ordinance deel.ncd lli,n
no garbage containing too, I ot olhei
unsanitary waste mailer shall !
left open and uncovered in Hi.
city limits. This was aimed ai hoi I
lousrwives and places of bu llies.
The ordinance said that no p, , on
firm
ny
will
and
Hie.
and
appeal an. o
il, a ih
.It i a
, In, It
ol il i
i..' ii
S.l'0.1" XI valuation load limit,
I . 1 1 , ,1 .iii-fll.lle to take l .ll e
alia e pel 'Hilly III handling
he W.e lie .IH' lt G .11. I
,.,(. ,1 a '-Ii' I.1'. ' --a "I d.e i o
,. ., .,, i,, I i,.n I nib If I'l i'
I, I ,,,, i li e ! illl'l '. mil lll.ll i at
ml l.mdilii',' ' -.ip.it id w '
O'.'el loaded w II II people pat ki ll in
lo t 1 1 i v tlool w ay itinl t ol m i
With .1 1 n iin x Mann ilonm Hi,
talking and Ha bii'.uig Limn.: id .
f.e.l ,iin Ihe I. ion- tulind llienl
lllg
limiting w.i
;ih nl ol the
I he pi oel t
The money
I mid, yy hit n
Hit .tin o
hand
Haul
I lie
liiehli
Ml llllll
11 a tl
ill lOlls
l lllb s
-elles Willi oicl SI. allll on
-,!!.. i II,.. sliollllliL! yi a toil
D.-ti is pi i
(hired Iba
sin ( esl ul.
1 1,.. 1 ions I mid yy hit Ii l
I In on g lion t
,.i, ,t m i t s es let lill II II
siaht ronsei i at ion program
Manx business 111 ins ill the
W Hi in si die Hiielwood area con
lllbutcd Illl'l chillldls, iilill set vices
to Hi,, autlimi KieiHliing Iroin
loodslull lo t -let II It al appliances
uas mi Hie blntk and the crowd
hid lot I hem t-iil hu -ui-t n alii
Hi pi o; lol I loll I o l - at t Hal w ol I II
a pie bilked 111 ( ai I lllsl hull prob
ahli slol, Ha -how The pie a oo-
Vi lliovtii ..ml Iheie w.e. molt
I ill. .il.'iul politic- in Wa .binrlon
1 1, ,u tit, If ii an iltl.'il loll Tin i e
I a i I t "Mr. I 11 il lit tilt I he I'll
i n a ion. but t he ill i'l a,:e
pel II I he c .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I fels I h II III,
,1 ai , I lepa 1 1 mciil has the situation
Well III I l.i I Ml
1 1 i Iron n a id I he genei al let I
mgs weie llial Congress would not
In- .ill.il I). iek oillll Ihe regular
a la , ii, a , I lime on December .'flsl
utiles a win lil 1 1 isis lakes place
Clyde Church Gets
5124 From Play
JOHN WOODAUD. chief of po
lice of H.i1'lwood bus issued a
wincing in all iiioltu l.sls Ihat tral
tir la vs .ire liein;; enforced In
Hazckviii'd. iintl speeders are being
hailed iiilo t mn ' Chiol Win id.'i rd
lias I, "in deiol'in: much of his
lime iliuiug tin P f.l I en days a
trolini! Hie n 1 1 1 1 1. I -(reels that
atTurd .oeeili t - i eh, nice "lo open
up Hi i . .il .o cl. imping down
on I ho e who mil on drli ing
mi l lei' ll.lllll Ii 'lit -
450 Attended
Cataloochee
Reunion Sun.
or corporal ion orrupiing no
lo! or parcel of land i onnei -led
wilh a dwelling
restaurant shall
in the
( omit en t ai d . a a n ji
rang up the ca h legi
It must hale bet n
linii. ol somclhing I
pit hit t he and loin , I
ding was luriou
bollghl the pie, Hie!
This happened again
Tiring ol handling
-'tipped and
stl'l
in. ii lunch
oi v h, n Un
block hid-
customer
i n- sold il
and again
this partoular
uetmnooi
t i and ale
salt s ol Ih
s t he pie h.
article,
out a s
-top tilt
tool e -a
in the I. ion's (ollt i
A country ham hi
on several i o-saics
,nji
mn luinked
This ditln I
ue idler 3
hopped Sod
n SiriO
The Henry Aldricb play, pre
-iniid m Hie Clyde high school
authtoi nun lust Friday nigbl gross
ed approximati'lv $142. $117 fin
lickels and $2.i for homemade
(iindy llial wa- MJ( at the door
The proceeds limn the phty are to
g,, I,, the building fund of the
Clyde Methodist church
Wildlife Club To
Meet Tonight At 8
Ihe Waynesville Wildlife Club
will meet at the court house Tues
day night at o'clock, J. K Massie
president, announced yesterday
"Several matters of importance
will come up. and must lie dispos
ed of." Mr Massie said. The mem
bership contest will also he an
iiiioiiiicctl The club divided into
Iwo learns to stage the drive. One
unit was headed by ,J. W. Killian
and Ihe oilier by Hugh Sloan. Jr.
l
i;ih
at I
Tin Im
Ihe tun
lam e Ii
In I
Of lll-.ll
Hie pi I
Dai is
Hun i
made a
nidi y. ii
Mi
elected Kiit M
Mr- .h
ret at i
il 1 .11 . o pi, allelldcd the
Him il ( 1 1 , ' ' a a I tee III II 11 loll
he, I I h.ii I oil S.lllldil'
I I lie . I I pi e clltefl, Willi
I I it- lollgesl dls
n Maskii
olieii II Woody, professor
i . al I int.. I IllVel'slty, w as
a I pal leakfl ( JroVer C.
), oi,,, i al it iitiintiice tor t be
i ,1 Hepi e t "ilal ii es. also
. i a 1 1 I addi ess Miii k Man
ilia ! I iii enionies.
I. II I a ai lui w ood was
I I , i nleiil succeeding Mrs.
p of knoxilllc
v as elected sec-
iiiiiii
! .' 1 1
i Sn.u
, -ri
ml Miii k Hannah is treas
in
Th.
taken t
Upkeep
iied Iv .,
( alal
made lo
on ih
m il y e
I tin in
fill po i
of Hie I
t u -I oi i i.ii y t ullcct loll i as
0 pi oy it I , I mills tor the
el ; h, 1 family cemeteries
, . en, i a! t cnotcries w ithin
1 I , , tow n-lnp I'liins were
, m, , I i,,r I he K'lh reunion
, i .mil Siiiitlay in August
place, stoic in
perinil In remain
open any waste matter
The ordinance also slated thai
garbage set out for removal b, Hie
till collectors should be kepi in
reccpliibles "made siihst ,11 lon.ilK ot
metal and provided with n tilit
fitting cn'Vfl- Slid lilrong handles,
and covers shall lie kepi on the re
ceplablts nt all times Ihe
ordinance said that garbage (an,
shall be water tight, and garbage
drained and wrapped befoie plue
ing in the eonlainer. N ii wooden
boxes, except pails, hand- or
paper boxes are lo . n ,ed In hold
garbage, except for leave, m 1 1 ,1 ,h
having no del ay ing ni.d let 'Jlte,
should lie put in susstnniial ,xe,
I and weighted to prevent scattering
'I he nrdinance ;ilsn w .11 netl g,,t .
j bilge col lectin s In ii .,. ca, e in haiirj .
i ling gai b.ige eon t a I n c i - ami p,
. i liil it would lie unlaw hit I,
i garbage pails Into Ihe w i.l
laniers pliicetl along the
by Ihe i d v
' The si'cmitl sfiuitai v in i
adopted In I he aldero" it
thai no ownei in nceupant
Inillse or lol '.hull let rei
i .e. ing llesh. iii.'iinii c i
in. illei or any I liing u Inch
lay and attract Hies. m
and other insects. 'Ihi
should he buried, covei oil
ed to prevent Ihe d.nigei
case in Ihe community .
I he ordinance also mami -o r ,
Unit it would he ilh'cal lo .llme
linstock to accumulate manioc or
waste mailer in an iinsanii.ii' manner.
The I hrec ord t na in
lire lor 1 1 ol a I ions.
i ( ,,piv
, t l-
.tc-d
I a
i .iM di-
i ,;.. j,tn
i.ie. de-
I ipnll,..
III,. 1 1' I
,1 ll...l
III tll--
5.')')
Hit-
lmoi a lgOO.nl i -ad
nn the lawn
Sidney Haynes New
Alderman Of Clyde
SuliH i Hay ue- wa- recently ap
pointed a in. inher ol Ihe Clyde
Hoard ol Mil' a n Mr. Haynes'
appt.in mi-lit till- the at ancy which
had existed sin, e l.iins Campbell,
a foriiui mi miii r ol the board,
assunr d tin- duties ol mayor.
Delinquent Tax
List Is Made Up
The county lax colleelois ofio,
bale (ompiled the list ol pioptif-,
on winch 1!47 taxes have not In ei
paid, and will advertise them u
Friday's issue of The Mount.
The property will be sold
lirsl Monday in September.
The town will advertise the fol
lowing week, and sell the n-'-niiii
Monday in September
ii it iff i
on i, ie
JAMES W. REED. SB IN
A CRITICAL CONDITION
James W, Reed. Sr., is in the
Haywood County Hospital, fol
lowing his collapse on Main
Street Monday morning. His
condition li said tn he critical
Thompson Speaks
At Clyde Tonight
A meeting of bee k i pers in this
county will be held al 7.30 o'clock
this evening at Clyde high school
Paul Thompson, the "wander
ing bee keeper.' will address the
meeting on his methods of bee
keeping and on several changes in
the industry made recently by
-al !w
District Superintendents
In Session Ai Junaluska
Opening sessions of two con- I spiral ional addresses,
ferences are underway at Lake The District Superintendents'
Junaluska today where district Conference which opened yester
superintendents from 17 annual day t Monday will last through
conferences in nine Southeastern , Friday while the Conference Sec
states and annual Conferences retaries whose sessions begin to
Secretaries from that same area day i Tuesday will meet through
have gathered for several days of Thursday Dr. Schulcr Peele is
intensive study of their common i the president ot the Superinten-
, , , . , , ( ,, 'fVinfinueH on Ppge Fight
prohlenr ?rrt for a rio' o.
Highway
Record For
1948
(To Date)
In Haywood
Injuried 24
Killed 3
(This information com
piled from Record of
State Highway PatroU
ri:'