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LAST TIMIIS TODAY
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HA REAR A
Ry GEORGE TI CKER
A I' Ntu -fiMtiu e-: Wiiter
NF.W VOKIv Barbara Ann
Iron liiuH .skating piofes
lniiallv like ? t-ttniL' out of
ho.
"Vuii if so free.
!u-V(u'-i,l(i f.irl wlni wnii an
i il;. iiipii' i !iaiiiiiuii-.hip la-'t -iim-im-r.
Hu n )av il up tu turn pro
h iiuial, "Al tll-l. ' -.he Vi-Ill nil
I louki il at in-i'lt ill the minor
iu -it- a 1 ua- any different. I
ki-pt tliinkint;: 'Huh strange: I'm
iluiiui what I have always dune
but netting paid fur if."
Being an amateur, the Canadian
Snuu flake said, was like living in
a s;raiiht-jac'ki t "If I accepted
a Mift drink I would have to hide
i he label trum the photographers.
I couldn't .-peak to motion picture
people. I had to move through a
world of people and remain apart
from Ihem."
Barbara Ann Scott has great
personal beauty She is blonde
t.iid blue-eved and 20. though .she
looks 17.
Her professional debut was as
the star of a show at the Itoxy
theater on Biiiaiiwav Her dress
ing room i t vealed mementoes peo
ple from everywhere sent or
brought in
Skating on a liny stage rink was
a r.t '. experience for Barbara Ann
at first. She had lo be careful to
kei p from landing in the third
row .Now he is leaving fur Wa.-h-In
rehearse on a large out
door Mi:k
liny, leminine, beautifully pro
t;oilioncd. blight as a maple leaf,
Ka.baia .'win Scott began skating
al 'i. When '.he was seven, she
received her fn-:t pair of single
luimer skate . 1 i.i- was at Christ-ma-:.
Having the measles, she wore
them in bed.
When she was nine she saw
Sonja Heme, and ever since she
has dreamed of the glamor of ttiat
nighi. "Of course I was influenc
ed." she said "All little girls
dream of white boots and beauty
on ice."
When she was 10 she entered
her first competition for the Junioi
Canadian championships. And at
l.i she was 1 he lady skating cham
pion of Canada. She was l(i
w hen she won I he North American
championship in Madison Squari
Carden
Miss Scott went to Europe in 194'
and won the Kuropean title. Inti
her I ii It- bag. too. w ent the cham
pionship of the eastern and west
ern hemispheres Then last sum
mer -he won the Olympic title.
In addition to her skating. Miss
Scot, i- a pilot and holds a stu
dent ; In-eiise.
Her 'me rai l in New York at tin
Ki'X theater is for eight weeks
and tin n
"And I hen. I hope, the movies!"
She .till in the dream that be
gan thirteen years ago at Christ
mas, when she was in bed.
SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
War Separation Ends
For Mother And Son
SAN UIKOO , LP, -After a nine
year -eparali.in caused by the (iei
iii.ui inca-ioii uf France, an allrac
tHe l ienih mother has been re
turned with her 13-vear-olii son
. be, e.
.l.-an .lo-e Caienco arrived by
naval plane to join tils inolhei .
Mr. Ileiii'v Knklaiid. and his step-
l.ilhei. Heiuy Kiiklaiid
'I he wuilh had I.ein separated
fi.nii bin mother -nice Oi tuber.
' IfliC), when - be fled to Portugal to
e-.cdpe the invading Nazi troops.
iC.neiicii was left wilh his grand
, pari nl . in Nice.
Governor For Awhile
But Doesn't Know It
I'llOFNIX. Ariz i U P. i --A hunt
j ing trip w.i i c poii .ible for Arizona
i having a woman governor for the
III I lime III It- 111- lol V .
i Hill Hie late auditor, Mrs. Ana
j Fi olnmlli i . who belli Hie chief
executive po ilion for about 15
iiiini.lc .-. didn't know about il until
st V el a I tl.i '. - later.
I ll happened when Ciov. Dan E.
flarvi'. ii,, -id lo lln- Nevada side
of Ibc Coloi.ulo Hivei on a hunting
and li-.hiii;; I up. (aider Arizona's
ii.u -nice - ion law. Mrs, Frohnul
lei , a- -tale auditor, became gov
ernor while Ciarvey was ouHide the
.-.tate.
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ADDED ATTRACTIONS
COLOR (AKTOON AND CHAPTER 8 DICK TRACY
RETCRNS
PARK THEATRE
PROGRAM
Sl'NDAY
Never give a
bachelor
an even
break!'7
WHAT CAN HE DO?
She goes after Him
with everything she's
got . . . and brother
the't got everything!
- MONDAY
SATURDAY, February 12
DOUBLE FEATURE
'Back Trails'
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NEWS
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CAftTOOV
Starring
JOHNNY MACK BROWN
ALSO
"Hi Neighbor"
Starring
ROY ACUFF and The Smoky Mountain Boys
LATE SHOW
"King Of Gamblers"
Starring
JANET MARTIN and WILLIAM WRIGHT
SUNDAY, February 13
"Kidnapped"
Starring
RODY McDOWELL and SUE ENGLAND
MONDAY - TUESDAY, February 14-15
"The Gallant Legion"
Starring
WILLIAM ELLIOTT and JOSEPH SCIIILDKRAUT
Barker Is Tenth
Actor To Portray j
Tarzan On Screen j
By GENE HANDSKKlt
HOI LYWOOD "Tarzan MajiU'
Fountain" is a poor man's t o-t
Horizon," plus mythology's foun
tain of youth, with trees, vines,
leopards, owls, human skeletons,
and a remarkable chimpanzee call
ed Cheeta.
C'heeta steals this, the hv.mty
lifth Tarzan picture in the past 30
years. Actually Cheeta i supposed
to be a she) is a male chimp named
Harry., In the picture lie chews
bubble Hum, shakes hi head to
indicate "no," and paces suleimih
wilh hands behind back, after tin
similarly pacing Tarzan l lieeta
and another chimp whisper into
each other's ears and clasp eaih
other in terror at the proper mo
ments. They're trained by Albert '
Antonucci, former monkey-teai bei
at the St. Louis Zoo, for the oiue
a-year Tarzan pictures.
Lex Barker, the tenth aclor to
play Tarzan on the screen, is highlv
acceptable as the jungle's stream
lined man of muscle. He's 6 leet
i inches tall and 28 years old. a ;
former Princeton football and
track performer and an ex-Army
major. Brenda Joyce plays Jane.
Tarzan's jungle mate.
The plot is where this one fall-;
lown. A woman flier who crash
d in the jungle 20 years before
: Evelyn Ankers) is found livini; ;
in happy Blue Valley, where no- '
body grows old. This is because
he natives have a fountain of '
nagic water, one vial of which
estores youth. But when the
Tier goes back to civilization to
narry her old flame, she puts on
20 years in looks. When Jane
ries lo help the flier and her
husband find their way back to
Blue Valley, so they can peel of!
the ye;trs, mountain guardsmen
issault them with flaming arrows.
Tarzan to the rescue on swinging
vines.
Albert Dekker and a couple of
linister pals try to penetrate the
.alley's secret of youth, so they
an sell it. It's pretty fantastic.
Coming To Strand
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fleets Thi
End In AsJ
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Hei v Drake ha , eves only for the love
Uli1 de-pile the iiiacliination.s oi riancnoi
p.ud.tili.ui. "K.very Cirl Should Be Mar
li . nd 1 hr.ilre Suinlav .
even tor lanla v
tliin." Iiv-1
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of a dl.llble-llolih
with double en,
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Yvonne D.C.nlo
She mail I.' a
crook 'Dan Diuvea'. I o r-""'1
money -o he i .m -te-il her back.
Lancaster, now win 1. ,ib' a an
armored-car eii.ml. ploi- a holdup
Willi Diuvea- i.au;'.
The suspeii-e e I'ood all lliroufih
the picture, and the holdup is an
exciting allair. For a movie that
was still being written while it
was filmed, this one came otT bet
ter than most such hurried enter
prises, thanks lamely to Hubert
Siodmak's skilled direction. Steph
en McN'ally plavs a detective, and
Kichard Long and newcomer Met?
Handall are on hand in bits.
Want
quick results.
Says Machines Shorten
liusiness Men's Lives
(IAMBI ER. O. (UI'l -- L ouis
lii oinfield, author and farmer, believe-
the pn -'.sure on our lives,
nealed by machines, helps cause
the early end of many leading
hie inevs men.
"The average man thinks this is
the most civilized country in the
world because it has the most ra
dios, n il iterators, bathtubs anil so
forth,'' Hroinlield said. "That is not
so. A hermit in a cave can be more
civilized than a millionaire with
four cars."
The farmer, the author told a
Kcnyon College assembly, is the
best example of the civilized utili
zation of machinery in the world
today. He said the farmer, unlike
many other Americans, uses the
machine intelligently, lo get his
work done quickly and efficiently.
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pulpit will, ih,. t
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mons and lili!t.
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quips.
Miller, who Miu.
clergyman in tin r,
dummy in rrhuioi,
idea makes ih,. tt:
more alteniimi tu fato
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All property owners and taxpayers in Haywood County are required to return IoIMsalI
Takers for Taxation for the year 1949 all the Real Estate, Personal Property, rtc.
eadi shall own on the First clay of January.
All male persons between the ages of 21 and 50 are required to list their "s
the same time.
All persons who own property and fail to list it and all who are
and fail to give themselves in w ill he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor.
liable for Pf dm
$2.00 Penalty Will Be Charged For Failure To List.
Beaverdam V. H. Byers
Cataloochee Boyd Hannah
Cecil Ken Browning
Crabtree Fred Noland
Clyde Carter Osborne
East Fork Wes Pless
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