hnoon. ugust 11, 1W9 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER PAGE THREE kany People Capitol JNews 'Must Help Europe hut u"""-' tiiur J"c Be' loi I""" Illt-il luli.ll publ'-i""K Liflcli '' 1 i,ulr U'-" ul 1' ji ."ii- iii uu.t '''- tiller- III. 'l-'lV Silr -'I"' ,U" II I 'ti- fap b-r,u-.-ii al in""' IUi .lull-. lUriaiV '" ll,bi.- ami l),-. Iloiulo kv liulll a fount Wit: public library, 1 learned among oilier things: The average age of members is Crj Representative Doughton iD- c.i, 64. 18 the "Id81, and ReP ,esentative Bentsen (D.-Tex ), 27, the youngest. Theodore Francis Green (D.-R. I 81. is the oldest dilator. The youngest is 30-year-old Russell Long (D.-La.i. who under the constitution couldn't be diiv younger. '.-uctiur ri. Vandenberg, Mich., in i tie Senate and Daniel A. Reed, in me House are ranking Republicans ,n period of service. Ranking Dem o.iats are Kenneth MeKellar, unn . in the Senate and Adolph i Sabath, 111., in the House. Sabath, in., service dating from March 4. 1907 has the longest service rec- There are 301 lawyers in both nouses. This is the largest voca- ' uunal category, with business or insurance next. There are 26 ex soernors in the Senate, one in l lie House. There are 26 former House members in the Senate and ino ex-senators (Hugh Mitchell, Vu;h., and James W. Wadsworth. 1 n V. i in the House. In early colonial days, when fam ilies made nails at home, a good w inker could turn out 2,000 small nails a day. nuing Our 11th i Ilk f 4 - i , . 1 : fcf It jIER DRESSES i bardi,,e, Crepe, Faille, Mesh f BemlwrR All Sizes lerlv - NOW 13 ,11 P Men' Coats 911 CT Hle. AsheviUe. ',V." ; ja SECRETARY ol State Dean Acheson Is shown as he told a joint session of the Senate Ftoreign Relations and Armed Services Committees in Washington that "Europe Is in no position to defend Itself and needs help," He testified in behalf of the proposed $1,450,000,000 arms-for-friends bill. (International) Electric Co-op Annual Meeting Set For Aug. 27 Members of the Haywood Elec tric' Membership Corporation will hold their animal meeting August 27 at the Waynesville Armory, for the 10th annual meeting. The sesMon will open at 10 a. m. The directors of the corporation discussed plans for the annual meeting at their monthly meeting recently and selected a com mittee to nominate the organiza tion s 11 directors lor the new year Named to this cumiuittee were Luther Stephens, Coarts; t. A Justice. Clyde route 1: O F Hur nette t'antuii route 3, A. C i'at teroii Franklin route 2, A M PaUon Hosman; Percy Yarbur outih, Candler route 1 Cail Ka uai its. Canton route 2, tialpn NieliuK Canton route 1; F C Davis. WaynesvUle route 2. James Smith, Clyde route 1, and C E Brown, Ji , of Clyde The current members of the boaui ot directors are Chairman! Caiier Osborne; Secretaiy-Treasnr-er. K. H ('ogburn. Roy B Med- i lout A W. Ferguson. W. P. Harris. ! UalKei Brown, H. W Davis, and Blaine .Nicholson. The nominating committee met here July 2;h d lo nominate direc tors lor the presentation at the an nn.il meeting. They will make the 1 announcement at the meeting on the 27lh. Births The following births have been announced at the llaywo"'' County Hospital this week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smalliers of Canton, a son. August 4. Mr. and Mi's. Slnil'ord Hensley of Clyde, Houle 1. a son. Aiuiust 4. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ingle of I.-iilhcr, a son, August .r). Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kdwards of Waynesville, a son, Align-, t fi. Mr. and Mr-- Maurice 'Hull ol Canton, Route 2, a (laughter, Aug ust 5. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nelson of Canton, Route I, a son, Angus! 5. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Rogers of Clyde, Route 2. a daughter, Aug ust 6. Mr and Mr- Jim Gibson of Can ion, Route 1, a son, August ti. Mr and Mrs. I'd Cagle of Clyde. Roule 1, a son. August (i. Mr and Mi - I lei herl NeNon ot Waynesville. a daughter. Auiuet 7 Mr. and Mi Maitime King ol C anion. Route 1. a son. August 7 Mr. and Mr-. Clyde Collins ol Canton. Roule 3, a daughter. Augu-t 7. Mi- anil Mi- Dennis Franklin Attention Parents The Home Laundry and Cleaners will ,'ive a FKFE LAUNDRY bundle picked up and delivered to each family annouiu-iiiK a birth at lite Haywood County Hospital. p S In the event of twins this eift 'will be doubled. Call 772 for your FREE SERVICE. Home Laundry And Cleaners Phone 772 Miller St. MORE ABOUT 17 Persons (Continued from rate 1) agent lor the families who will i come lo Haywood County. They will be assigned to the following homes: Harry l.ee Liner, Sr.. Hen ry Davis, and Mrs. M B. Brown These individuals will assume the responsibility of providing trans portation from the port of entry, a comfortable place lo live, and a job sufficient to sustain them. In no case will the DP's become a burden to the Fuderal government, nor will they displace local people from jobs. Mr Klaupiks is the field repre sentative of the Baptist World Al 1 lianee with headquarters in Wash ; ington, D C. His mission in our Country is to help place these un fortunate people in American homes According to congressional authority to receive refugees. Mr. Klaupiks says that is will take from three to four months to bring j a family or individual from the 1)1' j camps in (iermany. Every pre caution will he taken to fit the displaced person or persons to the sponsoring family. The authori ties will carefully screen the people I to he admitted, taking care that 1 1 sical. mental, and . tesl:, must he met. The Latvian minister his hearers that these I persons have lost everything ex j eept their little family ties. "Too j many people look upon these Chris tians i u Exile as slaves whom they I would hung to America with a 'Mew to getting as much out ol l ii. iii as possible," said the Bap ! list minister who knows what the ! inside ol a jail looks like. "This is j not a bu-inees proposition, but an opportunity lor Christians of Amer ica to help this Church in Exile," j lie said I l!e 1. C. Elliott, pastor of the j first Baptist Church, will be glad lo a-.-.ist others in making appli cations lor displaced people. ol COve Creek, a daughter, August Mr. and Mrs Charles Jacobs. ,Ir ol Canton, twin sons. August 7. Mr and Mrs. Donald Black of Canton. Route 1, a daughter, August 7. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Hoyle of Balsam, a son, August 8, Mi and Mrs Roy Buchanan of Alien s Creek, a son. August 8. political reminded displaced Mr and Mrs. Shuford Grooms of' Maggie, a daughter. August 9. Mr and Mrs Carol Waldroop of Canton, a son. August 9. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rogers of Canton. Route 3, a son, August 10 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green of Clyde, a son. August 10. Mr and Mrs. Harold Ketncr of Waynesville, Route 1, a son, August 11. YOU'RE TELLING ME! Bv WIUIAM RITT Centril Press Writer IN NEW SOUTH WALES a scientific attempt to make rain had to be postponed because of a real thundershower. Nature, they say-and this could be proof-can be awfully jealous. ;!! Walking, a medical writer de clares, is excellent for the health. But not between curb stones. ; ; ? 9 Starched shirt eollar to tas tomeback-fashion item. But not, we hope, until, wy, November. ! ! ! Russians, says an expert In that game, are fine chess play ers. No wonder there's noth- n a Commie would rather do than checkmate a kinj. i i i Only one man in lour, we read, is left-handed. But in baseball he always seema up at bat. ! ! Poper money in voriout colore to moke it more ottrottive, it urged. Nothing more tould bo more beautiful than the finding of a $10 bill you didn't knew you had. ! ! ! Grandpappy Jenkins says that the trouble with so many of our television comedians is that they think great Jokesjrom lit tle chestnuts grow. THE PONTIFF TAKES A REST MORE ABOl'T Band .. .1.1 H ! ,. piHlllMH If )rt ; ( 1 1 - t ill i 1 Ol fvi!1 It?' 11 Ft 1 T v ni hSC HVS r iMili, , S ' V ! I (Continued from IMS' 1 up the largest dcicualion at :!i. camp of ISC young musi.-ian- Last Saturday night. Katln'i me lhatt. 16-vear-old daiie.hler ot li land Mrs. Dewey Hyatt or Hazel wood . was crowned Queen ot the ; camp at the closing exercise Ai oboist, Kalherine atleiul.-d tin Transylvania camp on a Wayne' ville 1-ions Club scholajslnp Betty Noland 16-year-old itaueh ter of Mr and Mis ,l.mni No !,.-i,i .i lake Junaluska, received honorable mention as the student w bo had improved most during the season V. -sides making the camp's "A" b.lid .most advanced", two Stu dents captured solo positions Carol C nderw ood, a cornetist; and Mark llug.rs. alto saxophonist. IH her, named to the "A" band were Miss Noland, who plays the I'teiuh horn; Miss Hyatt; J. D. si., nl. . bass horn player; Stan t..id M..ssie. alto saxophonist; and Cohei t Massie. cornetist. Vol- were scarce in the early ;iu i a ..a i olonies NO MARGIN c FOR ERROR SIATID IN A IIMOUSINI specially built for him, Pope Plus XII, who Is taking a "much needed rest," listens to the welcome address ot tha superintendent of the Papal summer residence at Castel Gondolfo, Italy. Announcement that all audiences temporarily have been cancelled appears to confirm reports that the Pontiffs health has been affected bv concern over Red activities against Catholics. (International) Steady hands; well trained minds; purest, high potency pli:irm:ii'titii:ils; hospital-dean prem- Xf ises and scieiitilically pic ie instruments. . . . These insure that prescription, tilled here are BKST! KK1.Y ON IS... YOl'lt DOCTOR DOES MAKE TIMS VOI R l'HARMACY MORE ABOl'T Specialists (Continued from Pate 1) Slate College. Kscortcd by Howard Clapp. di rector of the Mountain Experiment Station here, and Assistant County Anent Turner Calhey, they inspect ed CeoiRe Stanley's Hereford cattle at his Bethel farm; the farm unit program at Van Wells'; Wayne Sor rell's corn crop, the examples of .roadside rrqsiorc control under written jointly by the State lliijh way ronunission, State Extension Service, and Tennessee Valley Au thority; .lack McCracken's farm, and the Mountain Test Kami. Then they went to the Mount alley Inn for lunch Spokesmen said later the spe cialists. recoKuized as authorities in their respective fields, welre greatly impressed with the work being done and the results that have been accomplished in Hay- ood. Before coming to Haywood they had visited the I'isgali Forest on their tour. 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