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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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GRID INJURY
TPOY, N. y. (AP) Only mem
ber of Rensselaer Poly's varsity
football group to suffer serious in
jury this season is a cheerleader.
Prank Codola, a senior who hails
from Bristol, K. 1.. went into such
antics over one of Ins townsmen's
long dashes that he .fell off the En
gineers' mascot horse and broke !
his arm. RPI trainer Tom Sheehan i
says Codola is mendiju', nicely. :
'3e A Mess' And Win An Oscar:
It's Stage Version Of Uov'm
A I'
Dame
ONE GOOD Tl'KN
SOUTH BEND. lnd.
Michigan State and Not
enjoy the role ul spi,,h-i espe
cially against each other. In 1909
Michigan State lost onl on,, same
a 17-0 defeat h 11, .- lu,h In
1910, Notu- 1) anie hi-t on! i m
game a 17 0 defeat h Michigan
State. On another k .i ion in 190:1
Notre Llaine ahu handed ihe Spar
tans their onl d. i ..t ,,i tiu. rea
son. While the Spartan-, letumed
the coiiiplinu ni b. I'mip i he
Irish their unl U, , i.t the 1918
season.
Tasty tVemer
Spread the frankfui :er u :th mus
tard, roll it in fine cv.uKer crumbs
and brow n under the b: oiler.
AP Newsfeatures
POKING FUN at a Hollywood trend toward realism, the n-w Broadway revue "Touch and Go" bur
lesques three famous actresses who were nJioeri far A-a.1.nv Tlrr" !.. n. ir i.i!es in "The
"Sorry. Wrong Number," and "Jolmny Belinda". Pe&iy t'as:i, Nan.-y AtiiUf.vs and Kyle
sing their formula for fame "He a Uleis" lis -us ulin a. vour race." tl?v sine.
lust take on vour make-up '
BONITA HAS A SMIU: FOR 'MONTY'
Aii,
Snake Pit."
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BALTIMORE p ,,
Ik. 250-pound Bam,,,,,,,. t , ' for
man, Is man-u-d t , , l" 'ne-
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His bride iv, i
ine head-and-shonl,!,.
htr hefty husband
mBrK "1 wanted ,
length picture
""rtruit
Paint.
enough canvas.
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OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND
"The Snake Pit".
BARBARA S T A N W YCK
"Sorry. Wrong Number".
JANE WYAiAN i.v a c'.eai mute
in "Johnny Belinda '
Tim-Trfd m'
lervlc -Proven
Mytn "H" 5rl.
fir I04 both thol
Bi:k or. i Myert
V,"iter Syittm to
ftvt yov longest trcnible lree rv.
ice. Reliability ii tolidiy eublihed
,Hv'r 77 t" reputirioo lot
buiJJiCf lop-quality equipment.
And depend on u to help you
dioos the right jtem for jour
oteds from the completi Myen
line. Alo for expert initallation
od repair tervice on Il mtkei of
wttf yi terns. Vt e re u oear w
j&ut poooel
Haywood
Electric Service
PKCiCjY CASS in her takeoll on
"The Snake Pitt".
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SOUTH RENIj.
due Is the oldest i
rent Notre Llll(.
ule. with Michi:;;,
onlv a ye;,,-.
iJlayiii" Purdue in
'Partans cam,.
slale
one year
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NANCY ANDREWS
Rarbara Stjiiwyck.
interprets
KY! ;; Ma.-DONNEI.L thinks
Jane looked like this.
Phone 45-J
Ilazrlwood
of colds. Rub VatoFtab
on Uuroat... chest. Melt
tome In mouth, tool
WICKS
VAroRus
IlLLPINt; OUT
EAST LANSING, Mich. (API
diet Aubuchon, star" Michigan
Stale basketball nuard in 1939 and
1940. i, M-rvinj; as junior varsity
case coach for the Spartans while
working for an advanced physical
education degree.
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f tsfj Vfifi WV (JUL
Ue lastwonJ in awfowatic, wo-stiifr covfool j
SOLDIERS IttKGETFUL
FORT LEWIS, 'Wash. (UP) The
quarlei master's oflico here pub
lished a lis! of articb'-, found in the
pockets of Armv uniforms sent to
the c'earei-, during a three-month
period. Item- left included 2.r wal
lets, seven ulist walches. six
founl.iin pi ns. three pair of glasses
three partial plates and one mar
l ia;'e license.
IJFL S DARKEST MOMENT
TACOMA. Wash." i IIP) Mrs.
Artliur !'.ivert--i-n made a hole-in-one
hul nu id t he t hrill of watch
in" it. Sl.e lo t the ball in the sun
al'ei hi i' iit hot and spent sev-
n.'l iiiiunli lool.in;; hi the rough
on a l.';9 ai d hole.
5779.
PDWl R OF SUGGESTION
MILWAl KKK I Pi -Officials of
the Marine F.ehaiu!e Hank of Mil
waukee, sponsor; of a lcal tele
vi: ion -hov.. are soniowhat per
turbrd over the 'spot" il Kets.
limn-- ciialci;. ;ire( i diiiLj il is a show
called "liteak the Hank".
Way ahead in driving ease . . . because it's
ahead in basic principles!
Born of a 16-year Packard development
program. Backed by seven million dollars'
worth of new manufacturing facilities.
That's Packard Ultratnatic Drive!
Come in see for yourself why independ
ent technical observers call it "the last word
in automatic no-shift control!"
C New simplicity: Naturally, there'!
no clutch pedal. And that'f only the first
hint of the convenience of Packard
Ultramatic Drive! There'j nothing new
to learn. Jut step on the gas, and weer!
Nw smooth ms, now quiotnotc.
No jerking or "clunking," because
there's no gear-shifting cnywbert. No
"racing engine" sensation, because there's
no slippage at cruising speeds.
Now economy: Ultramatic Drive
saves gas because there's no slippage at
cruising speeds. And thanks to its ad
vanced design, Packard Ultramatic Drive
requires no complicated maintenance.
1 Nsw safety: No chance of involun
tary unexpected "down-shifts," which
might cause a prolonged skid on slip
pery pavement. Packard Ultramatic
Drive gives you smooth, gradual engine
braking power for safe deceleration.
Mora responsive: No lag, at traffic
speeds or highway speeds, waiting for
gears to shift. For instant bursts of safety
sprint acceleration just "tramp down."
More positive, more flexible: Vour
choice of high-range, or low-range oper
ation. Easy shift from forward to reverse.
Yes, you can rock the car in snow!
PHEASANT f OMRS TO DINNER
KK'D CLOUD. Neb. fUPi While
most Nebraksa hunters loaded
their Runs and walked miles
searching for pheasants, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Marslibanks stayed at
home and ba!uod one without any
effort. Tile bird got off the beam
and crashed through a living room
window.
HASN'T FAILED YET
ASHLAND, Mc LP) An elec
tric litihl bidi) that its owner estim
ates has hern snanocd on and off
about 1 D(J 000 times still lights the
head ol the stairway in the home
of Guy C. Dorman.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
SPOKANE, Wash. 'UPl An
anonymous truck driver is quietly
doin hi-, hit to further safety on
eastern Washington highways. On
each rear fender and plainly vis
ible to drivers approaching from
he rear, is a sign. The one on the
left reads "passing side" and the
sirn on the1 right says "suicide".
ONE. LOT, TWO BITS
OSWF.GO, Kan. (UP) A lot
near Parsons-, Kan., one of 59
piece- cf property auctioned at a
fax sale by Sheriff J. W. Boelens
Drought only 25 cents.
The 1950
ASK THI SAN WHO OWNS ONI
POTTS MOTOR CO.
Haywood Street
RELIEF AJ LAST
For Your COUGH
Creomukion relieve! promptly becsuie
it goes right to the teat of the trouble
to help Jooten and expel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to sootht and
heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
. to sell you a bottle of Crcomultioa 1
with the understanding you muw like'
the way it quickly allays the cough)
tr mmm , nave your mooey oackj
Waynesville CREOMULSION
MOVIE ACTRESS Bonita Granville has a big smile for Field Marshal
Viscount Montgomery, Britain's most famous soldier, as they meet ori
the Queen Elizabeth's arrival in New York. Now chairman of the Com
manders in Chief Committee of the European Western Union, Viscount
Montgomery came to urge the U. S. to increase its military strength
in western Europe as a safeguard against attack. (fiternationo!)
Pictures D fhe
FESTIVAL filing
And Beauty Contestants
See
JOE W. DilVIS
Church Street Hazejwopd
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-before you buy am car,,
TRY A RJPP
PACKARP
ASK. TUB MAN WHO OWNSOW
1950 MODEL 23rd SERIES
POTTS MOTOR CO,
Haywood St. IMione 528
HOUSE of the WEEK
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ThE BUELL has a plan which provides f,n two hedroon. There
is pleasant cross-ventilation throughout even wic ul l!llt'"5
rooms And there is easy access to all rooms in I lie coiniuct nourf
from one small hall. This is a convenient feature nt oileti po
sible lo obtain in a small bouse such as The Buell
The Buell's modern kitchen is efficiently arranwd l save mj
while preparing a meal. It has a convenient huili-m hmei'd 'J
at one end. And there are corner window- thai provide a im-i
and cheerful kitchen-dining area. . :
The Uuel's two bedrooms are of medium mc. "an
generous is each of the two bedrooms. Tins allows ample juj
for the placement of furniture. , . , ..i.i.
The exterior walls of The Buell are con-tnicied f Iramr '
siding. The roof lines are low, giving Hie Ih.uh a nwaon
))tarance. , ,,(
Overall dimensions of The Buell are 32 feel im-hcs m a-
6 inches. The house contains an area m !D "'I11'"1' "'" '
volume of 17,519 cubic feet.
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