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FIGHTING ISRAELIS CELEBRATE NATION DAY7
Scout Court Of Honor To Be
Held At Clyde In September
The next Boy Scout Court of n.
Honor and District Committee InSUrQnC I" lriTl
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GOVERNMENT LEADERS of Israel (top) are shown on the reviewing stand taking the salute during the big
military parade that marked "Nation Day" in Tel Aviv, capital of the new country. Left to ritiht, are: Minister
cf Finance Kaplan; Premier David Ben Curion: Brig. Jaknb Dori, Chief of Staff, and Minister of Labor Ben
tov. Bottom, is a general view of the Sports Stadium, jammed with fighting men during the celebration held
cd the 44th anniversary ol the death oX ThcoUor Horzl, founder of. modern Zionism. (international)
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STUDIOS OVER PARK
FHIOAY. AUG. 20
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Park Board To
Meet In Linville
I'limles Ra. head ul the loon I
Pijika office, and Mrs Ktiitli
1J. Allt'. secictiiry. will k to I.in-villi-
Minida for a mcetinij ol lln
N ('. I'arks and Parkwa CoiTiniiv-
MOIl.
The incetins will lu-pin at lo
orlock Monday nuirninc with ;m
introductory dist-ussioii in the l.in
Mllc clubhouse.-
Keldquar'U-rs for the repn sen
talivW during their stay will be
the Ksool'a lodge fn Linville.
The commissioners will discuss
general problems connected uith
i he North Carolina parks opera
tion. Warless Years .
During the last 4.000 years there
have been only 286 years free of
FOR INDIVIDUALIZED
Beauty Care
Call
530-X-W
WILSON'S
Beauty Salon
East Wavnesville
Haywood
BUY YOUR CHICKS THIS
year from Haywood Hatchery
Barred Rook and New Hamp-
Mures. inese Dreeaerg are
mated with pedigreed sires.
This will produce chicks that
will hare an inheritance of high
egg production. All of our
chicks are hatched from breed
ers 4n our own farm.. Mail your
ordera early. Chicks available
each Monday. North Carolina
U. S. Pali oram clean. 1
Also Started Chicks
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Radio Programs
THEATRE
SATURDAY AUI
SUNDAY, AUG.
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Theatre Recital
Set For Sunday
The Annual Suident Recilal of
Ihi Th-;ili(. n sk" School ;
of I he Thc-iire. i ill he held Sun-l.-i.
i 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( ii m hi 4 00 o'clock at
the Ttioiitre, Mr Ceofhey. man;iq
int ihrecliii. h,iv announced. j
The Dioei :i. u n ill ineliule ,l, i
malic, pantomime and (lance num
bers untl is iipen to i he public.
There is no admission.
Students appearing include i
AlaiHon Kobin-nn. of Brariehton.
Fla : .tii.uiita Collins of Charlol le;
KianMin Thornlon ol Tampa:
X.ini- Fluid l Lake .lunaluska:
"civ I.ee (libson and Jewell
Camobell ol Waynesv ille.
i I OIK CKO'.VD MARKS
CLLVKLANll-i- ('.- Pro foot
hall attendance marks have been
established in lour cities by the
Cleveland Browns, mice champions
of the two-vear-old Ail-American
pro lootball Conference.
The Browns drew 80.067 at a
home came against the New York
Yankees fin C'leeland pro mark,
and Tll.Olil) .jammed Yankee Stad
ium to watch the ;iiik two teams
and set a pro mark for Clotham.
San Francisco turned out 54.483
for a Cleveland came thqre. and
4."i.l()7 witnessed a contest between
the Browns and Buffalo Bills at
the northern New YorW city. All
the marks were set in 1947.
Hatchery
BA8YCHICK5
Canton, N. C.
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ON YOUR
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MONDAY, AUG 23
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Source of Iron and Steel
Iron ore, the basic material from
which iron and steel are made, is
feund in every state, although not
all deposits are of a quality and
quantity suitable for present-day
commercial use. The largest part
of the iron ore used In the United
States comes from the Lake Superi
or district, mines in the states of
Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin
supplying about 63 per cent of cur
rent needs. Most of the Lake Su
perior ore comes from the Mesabi
iron range in Minnesota, which
yields more ore than any other
deposit in the world. Next in im
portance to the Lake Superior dis
trict is Alabama, supplying about
11 per cent. Pennsylvania and 11
other states furnish the rest.
Minnesota's Silkworms
Amoug the produce reported in
the 1R50 U. S. census for southern
Minnesota were 52 pounds of silk
worm cocoons, 412 gallons of wine
and 3,286 pounds of rice.
MIND YOUR MOTOR MAN
NERS . . . If you are taking a
trip by car,-con$ider the oihet
people on the road. It's safer
at well at pleatanter.
Sept 20. according to the decision QpenS OlllCe Here
of the District Committee at the!
August meeting held here la.sl A district otfif- of the Hcserve
Monday evening ; Ljfe insurance Cumpany hah been
Carlton Peyton, who has been established here above the Waynes
serving iis District Vice Chairman, I vi)e pharmacy with Maurice
assumed the duties of District ; jvioonev jr , district manager, in
Chairman, succeeding W. P. White- l t.arge
sides who has left the county. Mr Mooney said that his office
l District Chairman of Advance-, will handle insurance for nine
ment Hugh K. Terrell, announced ! Western North Carolina counties.
Unit trophys would be presented I The company will specialize in hos
to troops in December on a basis j pitalization insurance.
of attendance and advancement at
Court of Honor in contests similar I man q( UJj a)d gaft.,y
to those during the past six.months. : comlnended for having a Do.,0r in
A Nominating Committee com- ,h ramv. each Monday of the
posed of W. P. Lawrence, Chmn , ( SMSOI1 for a re-check of the camp
Hugh K. Terrell and B. E. Colkitt vrs
was appointed to select a District j DjS(rict Chairman of Leadership
Chairman. Vice Chairman and j Training W. S. Kd wards reported a
Members at large uf the District , Training Session for Troop and
Committee for the coming year. j District Committeemen to be held
District Chairman of Camping
H. W Robertson reported thirty
nine scouts from the District at
tending the Council Summer Camp,
, with the probability of an atten
, dance of sixty, had not the camp
been closed due to the Polio situa
tion. Mr. Hobertson announced
that the camp would be available
this fall and winter to troops under
their own leadership
Dr. V II Duckett. District Chair-
We un;e nur many friends to
Needs
of
LADIES' COTTON DRESSES
This is a beautiful group of Cottons in Stripes, Plaids and Solids You can't go
wrong on these Values to 19.95.
One-Half Price
ONE GROUP
LADIES' SPRING COATS
New Long Lengths
You will Save 50', by Buying one of these Beautiful SPRING COATS Blue, Red
Brown, Beige
One-Half Price
COTTONS - RAYONS
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One Rack
Formerly Sold to
16.95
7.99
ONE RACK
Ladies'
DRESSES.
Values to 10.98
2-9?
at Camp Daniel Boone on the week
end of September 11 and 12. Mr.
Edwards and Mr. Peyton urged
everyone to take advantage of this
opportunity.
D. W. Randolph, Chairman of
the Scout-O-Ral Committee, an
nounced the postponement of the
Scout-O-Ral until sometime in
October and that details of the
event would be mailed to Scout
masters within the next few weeks.
MID
SUMMER
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NOW IN
come in and supply their Summer, Fall and Winter
NOW! BUY NOW AND SAVE!
LADIES' DRESSES
- CREPES - TAFFETAS .
Long and Short Sleeves
One Rack
Values to
14.95
5-99
ONE RACK
Ladies'
DRESSES
1-99
CHOSEN BY IOYAI SUBJECTS at the Seventh Annual Nudists ( . . ,
Mays Landing, N. J., King Stan 1st, and Queen Pemiv I t :
with their young prince as they hold court for the lu st tune m u ,
tiunal nudist manner. Judges had to keep an eye out tor U.-t s
:and personality in choosing winner. (international i'o.n. d
FULL SWING
.. . Solids and Prints
One Rack
Regularly Priced at
12.95
3.99
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MEN'S SHIBT3
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