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PREPARING A FORMAL reply to President Truman's truce proposal in
the threatened steel strike, heads of the United Steelworkers of America
meet In Pittsburgh to frame an answer. At right Is Philip Murray, presi
dent of the union, and at left David J. McDonald with Allen P. Haywood,
hown to center, director of organization. (International Scmndphoto)
take notice that an action entitled '
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of llavunod
County. North; Carolina. at;ains
said defendant, for an absoluli
divorce, in favor of the plaintiff,
on the grounds of two years sep
aration. That the said defendant '
will further take notice that she is
required to be and appear al I he
office of Ihe Clerk of (he Superior
Court of Haywood Count, . ('.
in the Court house in Va ncsvillc
on or before the 1st day nf Nov..
1949. or within thirty days there
after, and answer or demur to tin
;0ME NEIGHBOR!
We Kxtaul Our Very
BEST WISHES
To
owell Hardware
On Their Opening
IN WAYNESVILLE
PBELL'S SHOP
Main Street
OWELL
HARDWARE
On the Opening of Your New Store In
Waynesville.
We Are Very Proud, Indeed, to Enjoy
The Privilege of Supplying You With
Many Nationally Known Lines of
Hardware . . . Names of Which We Are
Justly Proud . . . Products You Can
Recommend With Confidence.
ise-Hasson Hardware Co.
Knoxville, Tenn.
IN STfcEL STRIKE
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Library Notes
MM! OA R FT .lOHXSTON'
COUNTY I.IHKAUIAN
Michener Fires of SprinK.
The aiilhni' trace Hie career ol
Dav id Harper tlunueli a Dickensian
childhood in a l'cun Kania poor
house, tin in 1 1 the crucible of his
school ;iii collrL'r years, his voarn
nii: wanderings, and lo his menial
and spiritual liheiation during the
Ihreadbare "Ill's.
liicc Innocent Flvstander.
"Tells of Ihe murder of Mi (linn,
eaoihlinr', hicsi on Ihe Ferris wheel
al an aiuie enieiil pier. In Ihe search
lli.it lullow . lor Fllen llai n, (hi
only films'. '1 1 1 1 1 y Wehh jusl mil
ol San (.uenl in., and All Siuilh ide
lel lle. pill 'lie l.llell Willi valied
intents hut equal inleii' ily to a
deadly t i 1 1 i -1 1 . "
lioherls Marsh wood
"A l.imil'. piece which is
so a
( oinpaiiioii.ihl
the I. '" 1 1 1 1 1
one. t In-- tells ol
i -I-lei'- and their
il
d III. al .Miii humid, si i ene.
ad le- ami manic- 'I he peace al
Mai liwiiod I'- however broken
1 1 1 1 1 1 p I :i 1 1 it of Ihe pl.unlili tiled in
I i,i- cm e or i he pl.,iol ill will ap
pp. lo l.i. I mil I lor I he relic! ile
iii.ilid. d hi I he i nmplainl .
Tin Ihe .'Olli das of Sepl
III' !F. ( WII'IIF.l.l.
A ' Oleik ol Ihe
Snpei ior ( 'ourt.
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TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
Wtynrsvill? Township
O. ('. Farmer and wile to Robert
Turner ami vv ife. 1
T. B kinard and wife and
other 10 Olive K. l.aRoche
Kdiih D.nb to Henrietta I.luer
Sally Conner and husband to
Dewey Buchanan.
A. T Ward, trustee, to I. K.
Barber and wife.
Kennel h hogers and wife to Sam
Medlord.
Thomas K Ronertsun and wife to
C II Rutl and wife
Paul I. Davis and wife to Minda
Shelton.
M.. Illr Sinllll and hie band to
Claude Moodv.
C 1) Walker and wife to lius
CI Robin un and wife
FcrniMi 1. Jones and Wife to
Fmmett K. Phillip- and wife
Swan Hendtiv and wile lo Hoy
McCluie and wife.
Beaverdam '1'owiihhip
Canton Uuildiio; and Loan .V
01 i.il ion and S. M. Holiiir on .
(111 tec. to .) :irk H Ma' on and wife.
II Carroll Pi t lev and wite to
('.rover Mease and wife
V 1.. Mason and wile to W. 1)
I.ankford and wile.
Harry K. Fisher and wife lo Clint
li. Ilipps and wife.
.1 K Hall and wife lo Carl S
Owen and wife.
i Claude K. Williams and wife to
Frank K. Boydston. Sr., and wife
Fast Fork Township
W. I' Poston and wife to
Will liaptist Church.
Free
Ivy Hill Township
C. C. Walker and wife and others
to .lames V. Smith and wife.
C N. Allen and wife and others
to James V. Smith and wife.
HoKcr Ferguson and wife lo J.
Yii'Kil Smith and wife. ,
H. V. Welch lo Hopcr Ferguson
Pigeon Tow nship
Willis Rurnette and wife and
others to Fanning Howe.
Lewis S. Stanley and wife to
Dennis V.. Stamcy and wile.
M ARRIAflK I.ICFNSFS
llarololis Dayton of Lake Jiina
liiska and Mildred F.. Caldwell.
Waynesville.
Floyd K. Nelson and I-ouise Kins
land, both of Haywood.
Sehy Hhodarmcr and Virginia
Lemming, both of Waynesville.
when t win babies arc left on their
doorstep ... A comfortable, sub
stantial portrait of lour women
which reflects the fundamental
i drives of I heir sex."
Sinclair O Shepherd. Speak!
This tenth ol the l.anny liiidd
novels, "lakes him throiirh the clos
ini! months of the war. the Ninvin
hurg trials, lo liussia lo talk lo
Slahn as Truman's pt rsonal agent."
Sorenson The FveninK and the
Moriiinu.
The r, K.iteV slnrv Kat. Alex
ander. I lie daughter of Scotch -Irish
miiiilgi ants who moved Iron) Ihiir
ci ml it rv out acros. the western
plains ,, I, tah. It is al- o the story
dI Pi ter .lan .eii, who loved hm ll
ehai .ictel ics two ardent ly individu
ali lie people who could not help
but 'InifKle afainst the .'.tricl (ii;
luin ol their 'inall eomnmnity. and
how their pas ionate rebellion af
iei t. d l hem ami their children.
Stanley- The Rock Cried Out.
' Harmon Hlennerhas' ct married
hi riece and had to flee from the
old win Id to Ihe Ohio frontier be
c ;m e of oppirition to the marriage.
There, it eeined. they found peace.
until the magnetic Aaron Burr ar
rived to involve Ihotri in (his
grandiose and tragic schemes."
Stirling-- Lovers Aren't Company.
This "love story has overtones
which conic both from the rich
memories awakened by its selling
Pome and Naples and Capri
and from Ihe time of ils enactment
at the ( lose ol Ihe war, while the
Congratulations . . .
HOWELL
HARDWARE
Welcome . . .
to
WAYNESVILLE
A FRIEND
TRUMAN ENDS
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BEFORE ADDRESSING the convention of the American Veterans of World
War II al Des Moines, Iowa, President Truman receives a tray of Iow a
prize corn from Harold Russell (left), handless movie actor and newly
elected national commander of the Amveta. At right is Harold A. Keats,
past commander of the veterans organization. Below, President and Mrs.
Truman arrive nt Independence, Mo., for a rest. ( I'tilermitional)
I
All Music Heard In
Movies Specially
Written for Subject
j By PATRICIA Ct.AHY
United Press Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD 'UP' The iniisu
in Ihe background of a movie
scene has to be written note by
nute lo fit the story, a movie com
poser say s.
Paul Sawlcll thinks lifting movie
themes from the classics is "un
warranted thievery." And besides,
il doesn't sound nearly so good as
new music.
Siiwtell. who's been writing mu
sic for movies since the days when
he composed the piano accompani
ments for silcnls. is doing the
music for Nal Holt's "The Fighting
Plainsman". F.very note and pass
age in the picture will have been
composed especially for it, he .said.
"I defy anyone lo find even a
smidgeon of Tsrhaikow.' ky. Chopin,
Haeh or Wagner in my work." he
said. "I refuse to lift I hemes even
from myself.
"It is possible to put together a
picture score out nt one's own com
positions, and it would do hut it
u i u 1 1 1 1 1 t lie good No musician of
real integrity would do such a
thing.
Piiile In Work
"And fc lor lilting from the
cla:.- ics well, that would he un
thinkable In a man who lake pride
in In work."
K cia scene in a piclure. Sawlcll
believe'', require' individual 'tudy
heiaii e it i afloeted by tniv, mo
tivation, set. Hie wealher and even
tin- I iuie of day .
Hi one ' cone of "The I'ii'hting
Plainsman." a .le-.e James char
acter conies into his hold room
w hist ling.
"I have
Sweet Bet
him whistle t
v From Pike' I
e tune
heard
I scene
Sawt.ll
nal ui al
the piano playing, in his hi
in the gambling palace."
explained. "That is the
thing."
As fyolho jiiano, H'jft'qA-an bid-;
nio.yprrlit' tricked up' to sound
likjie a 'piano Of the lH70's, when
caldron still seethed, and some of
the misery and corruption of post
war Kurope -tea) across the lives of
a woman and a child and a man."
1,100-MILE TOUR
Moral: Don't Force-
Cops
FITCHBURO Mass- (CPA
Clarence S. Dean was fined $f()
for drunken driving alter he had
forced another car off the road
The other automobile held two
slate troopers
the tuner came through the town
once a year.
As an added touch of realism.
Stivvtell made Ihe keys sticky. Just
as if they'd had beer dribbled
I hem.
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SEE
HOWELL HARDWARE
BENJAMIN MOORE & COMPANY
PAINTS & VARNISHES
Western North
BENJAMIN
HOWELL HARDWARE
On The Opening Of
Your New Store In Waynesville
YOUR NEW HARDWARE STORE IS ONE OF
THE MOST MODERN IN YOUR AREA AND
WE KNOW THAT ALL WAYNESVILLE IS
GLAD TO HAVE YOU. WE OFFER SIN
CERE BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS.
SUMMERS HARDWARE CO.
Wholesale Only
Johnson City, Tenn.
Feeder Calf Sale
To Be Held At
Asheville Soon
The Haywood County Communi
ty Development Program's Heef
Cattle Commission beaded by
Chairman M O. (Jallovvav, is as-
Miituig in sponsoring a Western
North Carolina Feeder Calf Sale
scheduled for Sept :'8 al the Ashe
ville livt ttock yards.
Mr Galloway anncunced today
dial this evenl is lor Western
North Carolina cattlemen
lie said the sale will be for this
Congratulations
HOWELL
HARDWARE
Welcome . . .
TO WAYNESVILLE
BRYAN BEDFORD
for
Sold in
Carolina For More Than 40 Years
MOORE & COMPANY
year's calves sired by goed if
bulls.
Owners of prospecttre ittntl
were advised to deliver their calve
to the Asheville yards by II .m.
September 28.
There the animals will be trade!
and sold in lots, starting at l p.m.
County Agent Wayne Corpenlng
raid this is a good chance for beet
cattle men with good calves t
Eel premium prices for their an
imals. "It is hoped that many of the
beef bre.ders will hold their calvet
for sale al this event, for it Is felt
thev will get premium prices for
their animals."
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