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September 8, 1949
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What People Put In Mail Boxes
Enough To Drive Postmen Crazy
Funeral Held
Tuesday for
Traffic Victim
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Main St
BROKE AND STRANDED after a summer abroad, three members of a
tudents' group of 40, find a bed in the press room at Idlevvild Airport,
New York. Theyare (1. to r.): John Westerber, Rockford, 111.; David
Ellison, Erie, 111., and Maynard Smith, Chicago. They were to have been
picked up by an airliner, but the Civil Aeronautics Board had ruled
against it pending hearings on safety charges. .(International).
Success Formula Given
As 'Keep Eye On Others'
F ilm" Ml t r ires wre held from 1
the White ( i y Eapti't Church
Tne rtfv afteinurm for Si?t. Mat
laid ft Coo-ier. 23. Of St. Peters
en.' F la Killed Saturday night in
.11 .:in,i arcidfp.t rn White Oal;
T(v H,,-. forest Ferguson and
i Rev Clarence Taylor officiated.
r.inijl W5" m the church ctme-
:'": inc a pall bearers were
'! auk Tcarnc. Srierrill Teagiu
Meh'in Me sser, David TeafHie. Hu h
M. i , and Ilobort Fisher.
The -oldier. attached to the Sltilh
r.oou Carrier wing, .stationed at
h.. Cre nville. S. C. Air Force
", c vv.r the on of Mr. and Mi-..
'Ii.n h Cooper of St. Augustine,
I I a
widow. Mrs. Ellen Cooper of
Wl iir (ah. and a tirother, Arnold.
.! si. Aut'ir line, also survive.
(ravMotd Funeral Home made
.he arrangements for the llnal
lltl-S.
Haywood Youths
To Compete In
Timber Contests
Anti-Smothering Device
For Babies Perfected
ANDERSON, hid. UUM A de
vice to safoKuard infants when left
alone, the invention of a medical
man whose baby almost smolliered
in his blanket, lias been introduced.
The protective measure, called
("Safe-Tie," is- a diaper-like ar
rangement easily fastened to the
crib, bed. or car, bus or plane
seat. While allowing infants a
high degree of movement and com
fort, it has been designed lo pro
tect them against dangers of smoth
ering, falling, or exposure caused
by kicking oil the covers in cold
weat her.
It is the invention of Dr. Harry
Hagen of Fori Lauderdale, Ha.,
father of six children.
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tonus
More Heat
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ers Electric Co.
MI-'Hn M'J-Sf
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HOLLYWOOD if l ' The se
crel of good aiiini'. a lamed drama
coach sa s, is In observe life as
ell as see if
An aclor imel make a habit of
watching llie pi epic around him
and their re. idiom to daily lite,
Mrs. Hamuli Si hiieiih i sa s. )l h
erwise hi' cannot inlerprel llieni on
the screen.
And as well as knowing others.
he must know him-ell .
"If people would lop and Ihink
about Hie iinderl uu; reasons for
their aclioiis." she said. " I line
would he far less dissension in I lii-
life."
Mrs. Schneider, who started her
theatrical career wllh the llab.ima
l'laers of Moscow and Palestine,
and was w ilh Stravinsky, lias
been working for the la I II year
helping 'tars of the theater in
their diam.ilii nil i c.i elal ions.
Samuel ColiUw n lnoiight her to
llolhwood to coach .loan Kvans
for her moue ih but in "Itoseanna
McCo" and kept her in help an
other find. 1'lnlli-. Kirk, wllh her
lir.'t screen role in "lleloved Over
All."
Confidence Sticssed
"I dnn'l Irv to give specific in
sliiKllons for an one role." she
said. "1 wink more on personality
and imagination and ulliv ating
inner pore. 1 want lo develop a
confidence m that when an adoi
eventually stands in trout ol a
director he will be able to dn what
i; reipurid ol him.
lltr rules loi ileveloping pei
son.ilils and poi-e. -he added, ap
ply not only I" -Iw's but lo an
rson. l ney ai e:
1. Know our elf. Find the rea-
l.ii oiu iielion:. 1 ne win
Young hoys from Haywood and
live oIIm r Western North Carolina
sanities will compote starting next
lainlli in conlesls ill timber thin
iiii:1 ami tiniher slaud inirove
'iicnl1 .
Tin- i'i. Irid forestry competition
is being held by the Aslieville
gi icullural Development Council
which coincides with Haywood's
Cominunily Development Program
i-oinmiileei iii cooperation with
The Champion I'aper and Fibre
Company.
Count contests will start Oc
i nber 1 for the boys ranging from
14 lo 19 years in age, and will con
limie until May 1. last weekend's
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e i -1 1 1 1 1 1 Silill.
The wiiini'i's ill the couiily con
lesls will compete in the district
'ompel it ion.
The paper firm will give the dis
1 1 ict champion a prize of $100. The
in in also will make awards of $.r0
and $2") respectively to the hoys
liiii liing second and third.
'I he w inner w ill be decided on
the basis of how well.he will have
improved one acre of lorc-l.
Ciiiiti ls in Hie individual niiiu
!ics w ill be sponsored by I be re
spective county farm agents.
Taking part in the competition
will be oulhs in Runconibe. Mad
ison. Yaneev, McDowell, Hender-
,oii. and Transylvania, in addition
lo lhnwood
r.y JAMES W. HART
l iuttd Press Staff Cori' spoiuh nl
PITTSBURGH 'CP' A mail
man's life is never dull, according
U. Charles F. Musiol. general fore
man of the post office elaiins-in-e.uiry
department here.
Musiol bases his claim on the
vaiitly of items plucked from the
i lien si net boxes taeli day by his
staff lie is of the opinion that
every mail box is a potential "Pan
dora's Ilox".
I'iUsbuigh has, some 3 000 mail
boxes within the city limits, and
eai b gives up at leasl one mailed-by-aci
idt nt article every day
'I he items range fioiu lighted
imaieilos tus-ed in by prankster:
lo ; noopy cats or house huiiliii?
,lui lie-'. Mtcenlly a po-'lnian was
challenged by an irate garter
snake which evidently had decided
thai the daik. roomy confines ot
the mailbox made an ide.d ma
1 1 1 ii it y w:ul.
I Hotlb s Get 111
Tipphis often mistake the letter
j drops for tra il baskets and de-pu-it
tin ir empty bottles for Hie
I 1 1 1 : i 1 1 1 .' i i ( llher folks toss hall-
, -ill en sjiutw idles, gum wrappers
and gaibage into the "coin enient"
lloNcs
Olten. a cat lover will be blessed
wllh a litter of kilteiis and. siinul- I
taiirously cuised with the job of j
i-i iug them away. An easy method, i
some feel, is to droo the whole fa-j
iiiif into the mail box with a nolo
insluicting the tioslal authorities i
to "find I hem a good home".
Other cats, just iirious, manage i
lo lind their way Into Hie box and
then cau l gel out. As olten as not.
I heir liberator is clawed when he
slicks his arm in to scoop up a
batch ol letters.
Another occupational hazard
faced by the mailman is the pos-j
sibility of being stuck by pins of i
costume jewelry which slips from i
the clothing of letter-mailing !
women.
Secretaries Contribute I
Secretaries. Musiol believes, are
Hie greatest contributors lo his
"collection". In their last' minute
ha le to gel rid of the mail and
calch a trolley home, they dump
lipsticks, false troth, money, com
pacts, corn-piasters. Keys, spec
tacles and sundry other Hems into
I be drops.
No mailer what the intruding
ai I icle might be or bow il got I bens
the postman delivers It lo Musiol s
department in the federal build-
im.'. There it remains for :)0 days,
while the owner may claim if
II unclaimed, ifs shippeiUto the
parcel post dead end department in
New Yolk. When (he New York
"warehouse" becomes overcrowded,
an auction is held and the items
are sold to the general public.
TRUMAN WAVES TO LEGION BUDDIES
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HOME HETATING
ARRIVING IN PHIIADELPHIA for the American Legion Convention, Presi
dent Truman waves his hat as he drives away from the station. With him
is Perry Brown (right). National Commander of the Legion. The Chief
txscutive came as delegate from Missouri. (International SouudpUoto)!
Two Little Devils Quail
Before Butcher Knife
ST. l.Of IS 1 1' 1 1 Fly Milctich ,
is inclined to be grouchy in the:
morning, ospccialh when lie has)
t(1 ,;el up al r a. m lo open bis j
restaurant.
He hadn't even had a chance lo
rub the sleep from his ees when
-two little devils" came in, dis
played a piMc.l and a ked lor his
money.
Miletich picked up a butcher
knile and cluised litem out.
Discovers Way To Make
Dried Apples Tastier
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SEE US TODAY
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AsheviUc, N, C.
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Is
24.95
uthis Combination of Money-Saving Features
r"""in-nned Contlant-Level Meter Valve
Sure-Flo Oil Tank 6 gallon)
Tube . "Tell-Tale" Visible Oil Gauge
Automatic Draft Regulator
''dot tPnrrAlnin.Fnnmel Humidifier
Not on Modl DRH-37-8
Watch other
Civile Soldier Takes
Army Radio Course
Private David R. Rogers of
CPde has graduated from the
Ann Radio Operators School al
Camp Hood, Tex.
The course involving instruction
in radio operation and signal pro
cedure was conducted by the Sec
ond Armored Division and lasted
nine weeks.
Piivale lingers was one of 44
-oldirrs who took the course.
The soldier, .son of Mr. and Mrs.
II 1' Hovers of Clyde, has been
ci ving al Camp Hood since May .".
and
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( )h ei ve lit
1 In ii read ions.
Dewlop otir imagination. II
loud to mini ish your per- onalily.
4 p., caei i lo learn new iiiuigs.
Thev will bioaileti ottr life.
r, lie w.n m and friendly to
others Thai will give you a per
sonal liKigmli m which will help
vou reach any goal.
Safety Wing Tip Devised
For Light Airplanes
lUll'.CKF'
Two V'alipi
have invent'
lilllf IF.. Minn. iFP
Un. . D, scientist
d a "min-stallnm wini
ti)" which tmv claim c i-"
lanl advance in lv.1.1 airplane
safetv. , , ,
Art Sampson and C. M. Halslon
are the invenlors. The new lip
they sav, ha-, been eiulol-ed by the
civil aeionaulie- aulboiilv. II will
permit a Imhl plane lo lake off m
400 yard s 000 aid.-. less than C A A
specification-. Sampson said.
The device afo will brim', a liehl
plane out ol a pin in a turn and a
half, whereas normally il would
take' lour turns.
I.ITTI.i: SISTI Il GETS BREAK
SOMI'IiVll.LF. Mass. iDF-i - Vil
ginia A. Sniithers, I I , winner ol I lie
New England A AC .junior 1.500
tneler chainpionship, said her
swunniing career had paid oil in
mine than just blue libbons and
publicity. I ii i time she returns
from a meet, ho brothers lake over
her regular job of doing the dishes;.
CANDY KID LOSES OCT
BOSTON iHPi A bookie's
scheme to destroy evidence failed
w hen police arrested him beloie be
could swallow three lottery slips
They were while peppermint wa
fers on which bets had been penciled.
liFUKFLFY. Cal iff ' A. Cm- j
vei sil.v of California professor be- i
lieves a new sfv lo of dried apple j
sh ips he developed will be I
munched all over the country like
potato chips
Dr. W. V. (i-iiess, a food technol
ocist, recommends culling 'be
,hied fruit into shoestring strips
;lnl selling them for Ihe lamily
.. . ... :., ,...ii.,i,l,.nie Ikil;:. or car-
ii am- in '
lolls. , ,
tip to now apples were (bled in
Ihe form of ring and did not find
many uses in Ihe American kitch
en, Cruess said.
li?neT iboMoiintaineor Want Ads.
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Pay Kf I
And You Get
Spare Time Training at Home
With Regular Army Equipment
Extra Money at Regular Army
Rates of Pay
Credit Toward Retirement
at No Cost to ,You
Promotions as You Learn Skills
Aiiling You in Your Civilian Job
SEE OR CALL
1st. St. Paul M. Mull
WAYNESVII.LE ARMORY
l'lione 1SS
fJS3iich of ftbos letters
do yew use most often?
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VP TO 20r'c ON
SAVE
CURRENT
YES, it happens at midjrfght : 1 1
every night! The hanftme new
Norge dejrosts itself, while you sleep.
Frozen foods and fee cubes remain
frozen in the extra-large sealed Giant
Side Freezer . ; . meat stored in the
Coldpack is never disturbed. All
i i-
o is empty, once eacn ween,
lefrost water collected in the
you
the
install are
Serviced Free
bne Y
l ear.
Ule
i 55, 250, 550 and 1000 Gallon Sizes
DOWN
easy monthly payments.
S ELECTRIC CO.
Main Street
jNLY 10
-f fill Oar.. -
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Buy From Us All Your
COAL and
WOOD
High grade ese. lump and
stoker coal. Also kindling,
stove wood, and fire wood.
WE DELIVER EVERY DAY
Prompt nib-ehOfQuamy rue
Junaluska
Coal Company
HARDY LINER, Jr., Owner
Phone 259-R
convenient, non-spill Ilandefrosten
Priced
From
$189.95
$20.00 Down
$9.00 Monthly
See The Beautilul Display of Norge
6-8-10 Cubic Foot Models
Refrigerators at
GERS ELECTRIC C
Phone 461 Main Street
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tEFRIGEMTOM tlfCTlIC lN6H
WAtWtS WT C001ERS
ItECTRIC WATH HttE$
SOME HEATERS CAS RANGES
Dome FREEZERS
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DlD you say "E"? Well, you're right. E is easily the most used
letter in the English language.
And E also stands for Electric iiy - the service yon use most often.
Liliht, pover, heat, cold, time, music ... no other sen ice does io many
jobs for you so cheaply and so dependably as Electricity. America
enjoys the best and the most Electric service in the world - largely,
because busineM-managed Electric companies have worked con
etantly to keep the quality of service iig and the cost of service down,
A "MEET CORLISS ARCHER" Mr Klifl co..y. CIS - - ft ; VH
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