I DECEMBER 3, 1948
ZOO TIGER BROKE LOOSE
JPAGE XHSI35
THE AYNESVJLLE MOUNTAINEER
Glad Tidings
Of Thanksgiving
Are Spread Here
Th;inkst!vinif dinner
they
James Franklin Serves
Aboard F.D.R. Carrier
Deaf and Dumb" Beggar
i Talks Too Much . ;
TACOMA, Wash. CU.P WM
good while It, Iaated, ut. . .;
Daniel B. Carman, 49, a tran
sient stopped pedestrian here and
handed them a note saying. H m
i rteaf and dumb. I am a veteran o
so
SALLY'S SALLIES
'Lou lirissie Speaks
At Ecusta Iianiiiet
tiuui;hUiill supplied.
The Junior Class ol Woodland
Baptist Church, with their leather.
Miss Sibyle Sizemore, visited 95-year-old
Aunt Meg 1'enland on
Thanksgving Day, supplying her
with fruit, canned goods and many
other things to. eat. The girls in
the class worked in the house,
while the boys cleaned the yard.
Mrs. 1'enland, widely known in
the Chde community, was ovei-
- K -
.lames K. Franklin, seaman op
prentice, USN, of Waynesville, is
serving aboard the aircraft carrier
I'SS franklin D. liooscwlt. cruis
All I'custaiis who pa nil
:,UM
slimmer sports will he enl.'it lined
at a haii'iiiel in the plant cafeteria
Friday 11 IK 111. Dei ember S. at 7
o i lock, .lacK A leander, athletic
il 1 1 ertt ii . .iiillinnii .'ii today.
l eu lirisvie, nf Wrc Shoals. S.
Vtipl,' ii Hnviood county are
the Klad tidin.ys of
ing in the Mediterranean Sea
as
part of the Sixth Task Fleet.
The Mediterranean dutv will af
'.iviny by helping other per
liine it' need, so a I ht
personnel an op- ' World War I. I need help.
! lord th
ship 'r
-e hi lim incidents las' week.
portunity to isit many of the
help me. folice
i him.
I Later an officer dropped Into a
i cafe He was surprised to find tha
deaf and dumb" transient argu
ing with the proprietor about the
. ,
'I'hr itilllilleil
nelsons and pel
(.'.. and the player who was voted
I I countries of Kurope and Africa.
111,, I 1,1
County Home sent a ! io
d iy the visit and requested
tin
oolite pitcher of the hie I -
I " "I thanks to the Ladies' Mis
..'ii.ii Societies it Wayneswlle
II ll 1 :' '' lor their visit and niee
llilll l.i-t Smul.iv.
.ifiie- in l!U8". will he the speak- MOSHS OSBOKNK IMPROVING
the haiiinu t. I Mom's Osborne, well-known negro
(111 Co.in. . another hi league resident of Wax nesvillc. u ho has
i-el;ill plaxer and .4 former nn ni- been i. mined to his home for the
that the children drop by her house
next Sunday morning and she
would go to church with them
, price oi a meai.
Carman w as booked for disor
"We couldn't print your spee, Ii in
r..o et.,- ... ... . . ... . ..
'ii ii also thanked Mr. and
UK Wells of Canton for th
Mercury is the smallest
a Irani, will aUo he j past six weeks on account of ill
inajoi planets of the sun.
U1, UIALUI. C I All itUl Oi
ness, is getting some hitter
derly conduct.
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SALLY'S SALLIES
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THE BODY of a six-year-old tiger that escaped from its
sex Fells Zoo, Stoneham, Mass., is Police Stt. K. y C.
inimal broke loose, badly mangled keeper J.m.es Mc-a-ced
40 spectators to flee for their lives. St. lUidtms
fith which he Jiilled the vicious animal. (IiiternutioiwIJ
r
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Save By
Christmas
Library Notes
By MAKGAHFT JOHNSTON
( ounty I ihT .ii i.in
ll(TIO
is recently Rotten
(boks Among the
Interest most peo
Jienn.in" by Lloyd
;is the slory of Si--y,
who laid down
On i he Sea of Cial
SUs in Oethscmone
Llim aiul xi't later
jealost of the first
;hers uf Christian-
Savannah just af-
fn, "Sangaree" by
in which a socio
nt in land tenantry
induce Planlalion
lto a personal eon
prinul "back-coun-arninant
daughter
I .m alteinplcd es
i n cniid American
"ai'iiir Northwest
lip lllih century . . .
csl" by Jennings
ttiy ol the iidven
rach r.
ock'' by Ilobart
ipM family conlroll
lanii . and large
(Tnia hee.ins to div
4 a Min brings hack
lU-r tan refugee.
Vaualiond Virgin"
Chi liner tells of a
t t i non t rying to
Die xoiing girl out
find hiuii.elf solv
kniail. forgery and
,
aliellniii tunes ;
. ul li.iau.ike 1
in the Kngland of 1 ' 1 1
anil in the w iliU rne
Island.
"Song Before Sunrise" In l.au
ritzcil is a period noxel ol Hie early
ilnv nt Saul i I i. in w lui I ; I lie Cialll
Hero leels drawn tow. ml the In
dians but cau l iilenl il him ell
com)lcli'ly. There's an Indian en 1
In Carl Sandbui i:'.- "Iti'inciu
brance Itock" the readei lullew
the new country as, M vimccles
and grows durum the l!ewlul ion
. . . during the Cix il War . . . ami
the great movement Weslxxard .
while an epilogue brings the sloty
back to the presenl lime.
"I Capture the C.istle" l Doro
thy Smith unfolds the tale "I Ca
sandra Mortmain s recent nc launlx
living precariously in ;i ruined F.ng
lisll castle. When two yiiuiiy Ameri
can bachelors, who hae inherited
the castle arrive, romantic and
humoiolis sil ual mil' iiiiIikhI Hie
entire family.
In 'Sliinhi". Miiuiit.iins" In Van
V.vei'v Mall Mm ran i i t Mi
was to reai h the Shmni" Mouu l
l.-iiiis w it h Lew i anil ( 'lai k. lie j 1'
finally achieved I li I'nal lo Inm
self alter many adxeiiiiue ilh
Indians, trailers aim ii.ippei" u
milliner xiliich xiouhl haxe killed a
less inlri'piil man j
'Niirtliern l.ii'.hts" In Vcrrcl is I
about a yoiim! .I.h ipu l ei ii.ix. mi I
nf nn An lie cnlorei . H
natelv it In Ned and n-leiil
Doing
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western I him t it v i t' tin". ""' : r
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I an Americio War Crimea court In Nuremberg, Wil
Held Marshal, who helped plan and carry out Invasions '
ia, Poland, th Low Countriei and France, hears himself
ee years in prison. Although drawing sentences of from
fe imprisonment, thirteen top German commanders on
tted ol plotting tp hmnch fforld War H. (International)
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