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Mi:i the' his own dialect. tUith wui k u. u .-.mid n, i .
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Work Hard-Boiled Constable
Makes Tickets Stick
Truman Watching Paratroopers In Mass Jump
MeKEESPORT. Pa. iL'Pi If eu
art- ever given a ticket fur a IralTic
viulatiun in thin Pittsburgh suburb,
you'd belter pay the line. Even
I it you don't live here, (.'unviable
I W. A Whileniaii will net vuu.
I When the red tra.'ilc ticket-, arc
turn it m tiled awitv 111 a li.ivo!-
len ctii id i t;l I lit- vm ,i t ti u i j ;i 1 1 -Mielll
by ail ellalit ultittil 1. 1 ('.in
stable Whllrliiail atlldr- litlll a Mini
uitiiis tluuilgli ilie mail. 4t I he
Mllllllitlli. i- lettlLtd 111' iv'lilil.d, tile
liei'M-leiit utliter tl c 1 1 t , i il .i i
huiially.
C'o;4 L ale Hull added li llie Im'
lar hue uhtl a land ut :! ;.) lui tin
SUillillOUS. "t'url:.' illelude IlilU.i e
and I tit- t niibtahle':-! tune
Mu. I ol lilt n I ml. ! i'.
hell eliallelie.ed al I In n d
slei . Il u I Wliiifiiiau I al: i
liouhie now and llni Mini
Plilsbuif h In uki i ;iaiiiii,eil
iliiiil in 1 1 1 I are wild a iai
"('unit- in and j et mi1" I
Liable did and the tine wa ia
Ihe :,iol.
ml made
Ihe da
ll.iVe nil
am lent
In the
llie in eai.
Ilie "sat
ie a li'xls
lithe
lev
feat.
lie (t
have
no beOfi, no enaus. i nu' , in
cases, the thinne of (lod l .
a "stool". In one tribe men
stools, but I'esl their lit I on I
And "God's footstool" lii'i' -
"God's footstifk."
Last year, the American Hihle
Society had almost 111 million
Bibles and parts of Bibles mint
ed, says Dr. Erie M. N'm-tli. the
secretary. The society works with
the I'nited Bible Societies in
which 24 groups from all over
the world distributed 17.50S lilt
Bibles and parts of Rililes. The
ation
let
Y
h Hoard of
Chairman
al llie Kdu-
iiil House at
fccrinteiKlent
announcing
statistics re-
luntv schools
bis will be
ijrrt members
as drawn up
Bio physical
itiiin. enroll-
er (leiaus oi
Irt is a step
of the slate
The impnivc-
!purt will be
tion officials
ir considera-
Connty vot-
iVl'I'W hellliillfi
slate school
al improve-
Ihc proposed
id IhiihI i-.sue
iln.Te weighs
jliU DUO tons,
panii- it con-
'lal air mass
3 40 miles
nt cost of all
powtr lacili-
Dani i , esti-
iC.ouo.yuo.
Brown's Office Handles
Vets' Blanks, Forms
World War veterans (..,11 rt
whatever blanks and forms the
need concerning service be nt 1 1 ! -at
the office of George A. Brown.
Jr., chairman of the county board
of commissioners at the Court
House.
Mr. Brown said this arrangement
is being made temporarily pending
the appointment of a county veter
ans' service officer.
iiiitlv also winles with 40 de- .
1 11 m 1 1 1 1 .i I i o 1 1 in Aim iii ,i. ( liuich
t'ti .Minl.il it", live .i.tiely books. '
mill luiuis ht-lii tin- soeielv.
( I1111 h men tin mut li of the
translating. i
'I Ie- loo t iiiiiini unit work nl I be
" 1' t 1- not at Hibh lloii-e on I
1'alk velilie here. v l)j Nol'lll I
Nor : l found 111 oilier Bible I
I'uim s in many cities ot tile world j
The major work is done where
the man without Ihe Scriptures is i
11H I b I he man w it h t he Scrip
tures." 1
Electric Umpire Spots
Key iers Who Cheat
Young Melon Pilferers
Pay Juicy Penally
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i Cleric 'i Stamp Collection
Of Saints Goes to Pope
LA CROSSE, Wis. (U.P.) -Mg".
Ferdinand Ceth has complete4 a
life-long task, the collection of
partrsit gallery of the MtnU on
postuge stamps.
The 71 -year-old Roman Catholi
tleigyiaaii has t'ven almost hit en
tire collection to the Pop. He
spent 3U years making th collec
tion and it had been his wish to
present it to the Pope in perspp.
Iilbtead, lVii.n.-l!nor Cech hand
ed il uvei lo a bishop wtw M go
inK to Home By wiving up his tol
leclion. he piubably lost his last op
portunity, to 1 etui 11 to Europe nd
vii.it his biiibplate in Moravia,
which he left in 11)03.
The Monsiriiior calls Ids collec
tion a philatelic liuny of the
saints'' II contains l,hl)0 stamps
and is insured for $10,000. The
most valuable item in U collec
tion, a Greek sIjiup showing Sint
Paul on the bauds of Malta, cort
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Pit ill. Ill 'I I Mill
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mas
Ihe !
be
around
Sports Club Stages
Annual Dinner Meeting
About 19 attended the annual
meeting and steak supper of the
Haywood Gun and Hod Club at the
club's lodge on Pisgah Wednesday
evening. The club has about 1(1
members, and each had a guest.
C- J. Recce is president, and Guy
Massie is secretary.
CHICAGO 'CP. 1 There
Ie-'- argument and oratory
! howling alleys' this winter, thanks
lo an electric "umpire" now being
installed.
When a foot slips across the foi I
'me. a bell or liuer sounds, and
a Ih'hl flashes lo indicate Hie alley
win re the keglmg foul occurred.
It's done wilb "electric eyes." A
j light source and photoelectric cell
aie mounted on opposite sides of
am alley at the foul line. When llie
lii'lit beam is broken, the alarm is
given.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa 1 I
Mo-t yuungslers dream ol heing
al) the watermelon they can tat.
but a young loui'some here didn't
exactly enjoy the experience.
Surprised l two detn lives ac
tbe were pilfering melons troni a
fruit market, the four received a
watery justice. . IScicnli-i- hen
The detectives conferred 'tilh jnglbe brains'
1 he market owner, melons were j
carved open, and the three teen-1
aged boys and a girl were ordered
to start eating. i
They were permitted to stop
eating when they promised never
again to steal watermelons.
P S.: There must have been some
melons left over, because the trash
can in Ihe police assembly room
was full of rinds (be next morning.
nun 1 1 de
I h Corps troops
ii-i's In lUKttl.. r - lo watch
illation al Poll Bragg. The
P in photoh
liiialroiipiT- ot the famed 8:'nd Airborne Divi ion in a
President Hew Hit re from Washington for the review ol,
I IRKMAN STRIKES TWICE
ST. LOUIS 1 1 ' 1 1 Fred Geler,
fireman, was answering an alarm
so be didn't bolder to stop When
hi; lire liuck hit an auto. When
ihe die was nut. he returned to the
vtene of Ihe crash to survey
damage and "--truck another
on llie ame block.
the
auto
Squids' Brains Extracted Good Australian Beer
To Aid Human Beings
PA CIVIC GHOVK. Cal
te
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arc flick
wiggly sea-'xperiments
Babson's "Safe" School
Enters Third Year
EUREKA, Kan. C P.i l'lupia
College, founded by Roger W Mali
son as a training center tor hi
"Magic Circ le" I henry, i-- in it
third school year.
An enrollment of 100 stinlcni'
was recorded. The first vear a1
tendance was 15. Last year Iheie
were 80 students.
The college is dedicated lo train
ing young men for the imlusli ial
development of Babson's ' Via "k
Circle" area, including Aikan a
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri. Nelna ka.
and northern Texas, Bah on j.
Ihe area is "richest in peace and
safest in war."
Gives While He's Alive
So He Can Enjoy It
PHOVIDV.NCK. It 1. 1 1:. P.i --Seriously
ill. Scrop llagopian prema
I in 1 Iv publish d his ill, which
f I i I I i 1 1 1 1 1 t - $.:fll Jo llOVl'lisIS,
io.ii 1,1 ! i'-l - anil new -papers so I he
lioiue I' inii'lil have an cITeel
"while I'm alive lo s,.r it
The burner baki'i liiadi- $1011
Ie i;iu I lo t hi,-1' w tilers and pull
in .it mil , v. hieli had given him
pb a me ilium", ri'ii'iit years and
which hi' li II have helped Armen
ian in Ibis country and in
Ai iiieni.i.
Boarders Hardly Honest
But Certainly Orderly
MILWAUKEE 1 U P. 1 Mrs. Edna
Vraas admits her two ex-hoarders
were neal. if not honest.
When she went out of town for
a lew days. Mrs. Vraas told the
two men who boarded wilb her
they might cook in her kitchen if
they supplied the loud. She re
lumed lo find $11 worth of food
and $:) in cash missing, as wi II as
Ihe hoarders.
Hut they had slacked Ihe empty
tin cans neatly in the garbage
pail and washed the dhhos.
Iiteiiill:
ol that
honor, the squid, for
1 bat niav hclo in under
human nerv mi- .system.
Seven hundred of Ihe squid
"brains." the cerebral ganglia or
nerve center, were collected by sci
entists at Ihe Hopkins marine sta
tion biological laboratories and
shipped east in dry ice.
The "brain" of Hie ten-armed
squid i rich in an enzyme sub
stance from which scientists at Ihe
Woods Hole. Mass., marine labora
tories can synthesize acetyl-choline,
a chemical believed present
in some parts of the nervous sys
tem.
This chemical is believed associ- j
I aled wilb the transference of nerve
1 impulses from one cell to another, i
Its study conceivably could lend to
far-reaching advances in the study
of nervous diseases.
Caught Two Ways
CANBERRA. Australia 'UP' -The
outlook lor Australia's delight- i
tul beer is gloomy :-inee bops is an
import from Ihe United States
M-laduled for a cut lo reduce dol-
lar purchases. I
Last year Australia bought $2,- ,
fibO OOO worth of hops from Amer-
ica. 1
The beer-drinker will be caught 1
two ways. II sufficient lions cannot
be bought from non-dollar areas,
Ihe output of beer will fall. If the !
more expensive European hops are
bought, the price of beer will rise, j
Brothers Share Breaks
WILTON. N. fl. ' U.P.i -Frank. Al
and Richard Hutchinson, brothers
each suffered a fractured shoulder
within a few days. Frank was hurt
at work, Richard was struck by an
automobile and Al fell out of an
apple tree,
Bumping Doesn't Pay
DETROIT 1 CP. 1 .lohn Kreke
ler was filled $2a for repeatedly
humping his i".'.r into the taxicab
in which his vv.fc was riding.
Up in the heart of the Arctic
Ocean icebergs are never seen.
Musi bergs are "horn" along the
! western coast of Greenland and
I are found in near-by waters.
11
Omaha Not So
OMAHA. Neb.
William .1 li.uli'T
Skipper, arrived
thought they wool
Intel istiiur
1 1 l' i W II e I
and he doe
lire. evel.MHH
il l.I. e, awhile
Barker and the doe had co UK)
j miles from Lunk. W.vo . on loot,
j ju I lo get lo 1 Iniaha". llul Bai l er
I took one look around and Laid,
J "Now that I'm here, I think I'll
I just go on to Tulsa."
1 Scientists Determine
How Hot Is Hot
WACO. Tex. 1UP1 How hot is
100 degreeB?
In the interest of science, the
Baylor University deparl menl of
physics conducted an experiment.
Dr. Herbert I). Sehwcl man did Ihe
checking and found il was:
Hill in I he ' 1111 same as the oll'i
eial weather bureau reading,
in the shade.
Ill on an aluminum surface ex
posed lo the iinligbl
And 141) on a stone h ilge exposed
' i 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ly.
SALLY'S SALLIES
pit
llow'd that picture get there?
What kind of a hoiue do you
think this ia?"
MB. FARMER!
When Applying For Your
AAA Purchase Orders
UNDKK THE 1950 AAA PROGRAM
Apply For
W NORMAL
SUPER PHOSPHATE
i
Only
57c Per 100 lbs. Delivered
Or
47c Per 10 lbs. (Picked Up! at
0 9
KETNERS
W. D. KETNER, Mgr.
Phone 259-M Lake Junaluska
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Dog Wins $30,000 In Purses
JAMES FURNITURE COMPANY'S
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fOlllhirr. With nwnnr Paul Snlliprland.
Bj LOl'DON KELLY
iUs' an ordinary looking dog even his owner says
womber. the champion of all the dogs that have
i tracks.
re rac,s than any Hop that ever lived 79 vir
""tine in a regular race in 1947. This is roiinl
Sof the inaugural meeting at Denver's spaiikint;.
""I dubtrack.
5,ost didn't get to race at all. On March ID. 1947.
,ls first outing in a betting race, a fire swept the
'1!idogs perished hut nirw others were saved. One
,al niKht he racked un victory No. 1.
""n, Paul Sutherland, thinks Beachcomber will
USh the rami.. ,:-. i Hi irin.
v, "..us nmici sctiavn
i. Mt $3.000 in purses and Sutherland futures
I "'s in fully as mucn more.
UOU'n tmnn. n i 1 'l
pio.uuu for Shorty," say? huineuano.
1 know tl, i I -i.ic rnnldn't
SALE
Oct. 8 Thru 15
7 BIG DAYS
SAT. To SAT.
BED ROOM SUITES
10.50 and up
Reg. S129.50 Coal and Wood
Cook Stoves $
We're celebrating our 2nd Anniversary' with the biggest
FURNITURE SALE Waynesvillc has experienced in several
years. This is not just an ordinary SALE. . . We're offering
the Jinest furniture on the market at unbelievable prices ... in
many instances for less than half the regular price. It will pay
you to come early ... at these prices the better selections can't
possibly last very long! We guarantee satisfaction on every sale!!
tMSZLrA-fiu -. . '. 'i
Oct. 8 Thru 15
7 BIG DAYS
SAT. To SAT.
30 Gal. Table Top Electric
WATER HEATERS
Sale $99.50
Reg. $79.50
Breakfast Room Suites
Sale $79.95
Reg.
$109.50
.50 KITCHEN CABINETS $S9.50
EVERYTHING ON SALE BUT THE STORE!
James Furniture G; '
O. C. "Ford" JAMES, OWNER
Phone 769 Main Street
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