fBRUARY 18, 1949
THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE FIVE (Second Section)
h Carolina News
fire nf Associated Presi and United Presi
Sworn In
idgc
filson Warlick.
In of 30 years
ihas moved ui
Judge for the
M.wih Caro-
Acting Judge
who lias held
E. Yales Webb
Mill
Strike
inrkers at the
L Siatex Cor-e.
leers Union ot
h a walkout
if provisions of
)cn From
la rage
irikeland Motor
failed to live up
f
ti Killed
rain
if her children are dead from
burns received when I heir 3-rooni
frame house burned in Gastonia.
The children, 3 months and 3 years
died immediately. The mother
died the next day in a hospital.
Two Safes Prove Too
Tough For Robbers
Safes in two super markets in
Charlotte proved too tough for
week-end thieves who had to be
uilisficd with lesser loot.
Someone broke the combination
from the handle of one store. He
ould not get further, but took
$35 from two soft drink machines
and a watch.
A safe in another large store
was damaged, but successfully re
sisted the efforts of another thief.
Southern Railway Cuts
Force Of Shops
Harry C. Swanson, master me
chanic at Spencer shops of the
Southern Railway, said that 325
shop employees had been laid off.
Swanson declined to ascribe any
cause to the lay-offs.
d bv shenll s
C. Honors of
jpspital in Ashe
jjjceivccl when he
'(train. Officers
jfvi a crushed
mthern Railway
him near a
J Boys Held
Of Drunk
ice held mree
fek in the death
flcgro who liurii-ijior-filled
shack
irssly drunk.
J boy signed a
owd of children
nday afternoon
the drunk, who
glass company.
jg Twenty
h riant
! rower in dial led
the company
i construction of
am-electric gon
nilerson County,
! e e(iii alent to a
1 A conl racl h.'ts
lliiipnienl .
To Death
ilome
mother and two
Gov. Scott To Make
Appointments Later
Governor Kerr Scott told his
press conference this week he was
loo swamped with legislative con
ferences and legislative matters to
do any hiring and firing at this
lime. He proposed to wait until
I he General Assembly adjourns.
Six More Young Haywood Citizens
Anna Jane Uradley, 8 months,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bradley. Waynesville.
Carolyn Jean Mehaffey. 4 years,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Mehaffey, Waynesville.
Sandra Sue Seter i:; iinmibs.
daughter of Mr. and M . C A
Setzer, Waynesville, Route 2,
Kenneth MehalTey Is Onjf jnCS Cl'CCk Fives
iMeditenancan C'nii : e irv T,r;K;ll
Given $700 Fine For
Driving While Drunk
Kverette Marcus Came, of White
v i 1 If, received a fine of $700 plus
having his license revoked, after
being convicted of driving drunk
for the I bird time.
He appealed to higher court,
under $1,000 bond.
Tar Heel Income
Payments Are Less
North Carolinians paid less tax
es to Uncle Sam for 1948 than in
l!)47, according to Treasury De
pail men! figures jpsl released. The
1 547 all-time high was $1,228,016,
013. The 1948 figure was $1,207,-634,949.
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Roger Dale Edwards, 3 months,
son of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Edwards,
Jr., Hazelwood.
Tony Jack Moore, 4 months, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore. Jr.,
Waynesville.
Thirty Nabbed In
Eastern Liquor Raids
Thirty persons, including four
women, were arrested in Fayette
ville, on charges of selling illegal
made
Most
whiskey. The arrests were
by ARC under-cover men.
Grown?
i
e You
Probably you haven't "grown" hks
i rotund fellow, but chances ara
re is one thing around your house
t has. Your use of electricity, that
Most families have greatly in-
iased their use of electric service
the last ten or more years as they
te added more and more electrical
liances to make thoir home more
tnlortable, attractive and conven
Jt. And, that is a good thing. How
r, as you enjoy more and more
ctrical i living in your home you
lould give a thought to the wiring.
ve an electrician check your house
fing and be sure that it is ade
for the use you are making of
-with a good margin for the ap
Jances you will add in the future.
La Crawford
Peddles Idea
For A Movie
HOLLYWOOD (U.l'.i Thr
schoolmarnis of America, w ho have
been counting on Joan Crawford
to put their plight on the screen,
got another joll today when the
blue-eyed movie ((iieen announced
she couldn't find a studio who'd
do right by her leachci'-heiiiiiie
"And unless I can presenl my
teacher with ureal dignity." La
Crawford declared. "I'm not going
to presenl her ill all."
If and when she gets "Miss
O'Brien" on the screen it'll be a
Hollywood first. Nobody's yet fig
ured schoolmarnis were interest
ing enough to make a movie about.
"But I've got a beautiful idea,"
Miss Crawford says, "ll's about the
problems of a school teacher
juvenile delinquency, low pay.
narrow-minrfed school boards.
crowded classrooms and parent
who don't show up for I'TA meet
ings.
"She won't be a bespectacled old
maid with her hair in a knot eith
er. She'll be attractive and intelli
gent and ... yes ... even sexy.
There's a romance in il."
Miss Crawford had no sooner
announced her intentions a while
back than letters from real-life
teachers began pouring in.
"You wouldn't believe the thou
sands and thousands of letters I've
had" she said. "All begging me to
tell their story honestly."
Miss Crawford owns the $50.
000 idea herself and she's peddled
it from one end of town to another,
were released under $U0() bond.
Three Drink Paint
Thinner Three Dead
A Gaston counU coroner's jury
has held that three men came to
1 heir deal lis from drinking a mix
ture of paint thinner and bay rum
in an all-niuhl parly.
Tw o ol hers are in a serious condition
Warm Water Bath Lures
Birds To Sanctuary
CHICAGO (U.P.i An artificial
ly healed, year-round pool here,
an acre in area, may be the biggest
bird bath in the world.
II opened in 1032 when Walter
10. Olson started pumping heated
water into a pond outside his rug
plant.
Since then, no matter how hard
it blows or snows, the birds have
had no wealher worries. When the
eiling is low or their wings ice up,
i hey fly in for food, shelter and a
warm bath. A particularly wealh
urbeaten and bedraggled bird may
receive medical attention from
lie gardener.
Ducks, geese, swans, turkeys,
jheasants and even peacocks arc
now among the 400 stay-at-homes
of the sancturary but many mi
?,ranls just drop for bird-service.
Irytng to Ret together with a studio.
Harry Warner turned it down be
cause he doesn't o for movies
A it Ii a "message."
Harry Conn of Columbia did his
larndest, but they couldn't get to
gether on a writer.
"I refuse to have this be a 'hot
shot quickie." Miss Crawford said.
'And besides, it's not a message
novie. Nobody uels up on a soap
box. Nobody makes any speeches.
It's just how an underpaid, over
worked. Midwestern high school
.eacher keeps going."
She said she had had one let
let from a teacher who couldn't
ifford to have her laundry done
,o she did it herself and hung it
in the line Sunday morning.
"And I wo days later," gasped
Miss Ci aw ford, "the school board
had her on the carpet for being
an atheist. Another girl said the
whose town gossiped about her
reputation because she wore make
up. Lipstick makes you immoral
a new dress makes you even
worse.
"U s high lime the movie-goers
heard about teachers' problems.
And just yrai wait III tell 'em
yet I"
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Capture Twinbill
From Local Teams
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layers In ;:im them the needed
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f the future
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I to int., the r.ethclfl team.
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M .i.viicsville (12)
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a $1,0(10 Burr prize of the National v,V h in 'u;.inl;i inea nl a 1 1 r
(ieographie Society lor leaillic: an .... ,,, , Sepl , li b, i
expedition to Alaska vvlurli loeab ;l
the long-sought nesting place ol
the bristle-thighed curlew.
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LAFF-A-DAY
Feeltdose'SofirWide'Suls!
Here's extra comfort for Ford's famou. "Mid
Ship" Ride! The seats are placed wh"i o the
going is smoothest. They provide plenty of
hip and shoulder room for six biy people!
Feel those Alagic Action Brakes
They're King-Size and 35 easier' to'
apply because "Magic Action" uses
part of the car's own momentum!
Ml MP T-1" . .- IVr T mw.Tfiin mlTT" '
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Ted tliiit hoavy-qauqc steel
in Funis Liir(ti(iid h"dy cind fondrs.
Thot now body und fiame are 59
more rigid!
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Whitt -'Jtwo' l,Vti ayailablt al tiira coif,
Feel thatEqua-Poise" Power
you get frorn the npw 100 h p V-R cr fha
new 95 h.p. Sin vilh up lo 10 mote gas
economy.
.Your Ford DmIm inili yon In IMm fh Frpd Allun shnw,
Sunrtav Ivpntng NRL rictwnrk
listen to tbf '""1 Thpalpf. liHay Fvpninc f Npntk.
See ynui newsimpei ft.i lime end slstiun.
Feel thafMidSliip'RiJc!
You tiavel t"-Kvrn tli" wl Is in Ihn
lower ccniri -',rrl.' n f..,r'i '. I
goaid" Body . . yr.M c)"' ''' ' 1 ,('d
huiigiiic) feel tl. ti! s su.' ' u ' : I ,t " cj rj -even
in a cross wind!
Feci those vHc!ra-Coil" Springs!
Anr (hp now Ford ' Pcjm.j Flex" Ppor
Spi ifiys give u soil, level, i ear -seat ridel
There's ?.y?Pc in your fufure
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