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L nta Please ing Me' TtiE WAlNtsViuLfc MOUNTAIN fcER Monday Atierauun, December lit, fHEY like to hang around mom JJWRV i Writer jy good girl I, ami I sup ag tu reward of wonderful niglu. jorketi fellow. nt to save i and space ue me pem He things I'll separate pile North Pole. U have lime, yorite charity ungrateful, ijye left over is and still boxes, moat r Claus. I don't jte Rlass or ther lor lapel ,j corner rabi too perishable dust-catchim'. any moie per 1 purse. I have d my top bu- -type slippers U-ice category. carry them to t haul resulted Relied existing could get the )le enough so blisters, handkerchief ffles. coasters. trays, please. Be box. but we lund to using jw how space- days Non "course. can in Sy as birthday izes during the f I big leather us. 1 have one wels, we keep extra pair of 'evidence on my io I don't want I don't ior car or kil led make the rmomcter stick land that ovor Or basting I year) was euto possible to wash qiupment. complain about you apparent all mixed up. J -a II iriMWii 7 i r-. . .. j, ill- t.-r,, w .Jv j a I I v iW !$IW: & H -iY i : I -i-ii 3 . I n I - va i ' ,i':"'' r-tv- oit, mid m. i.'i.- ep- 1 1 si Russia's Possession Of Atomic Bomb, Is Termed Biggest News In 1949 I inn IV.; 1.1 bnu!: eonl.l l.a : rati i mid l i and i lie Also. i books w ntt.-n ir. v i , who gu i,. larav;: :.,( , I have enough lu ci .j to be an invalid i'm- a yi ,n we don't need an l.il.l arctte lighters beeau.se found that it is iniii--i!, keep lif.hter fluid in th ! Also don't send me .i,r, r.:i that elii) on, hecause lit. i ways hurt my cars. Hut mosi dl' all. S.imI.i send me any I i ( (t,.u.; , I'ange is from cuiancs in ij; w oil h)n nds-or ;in leiec mighl make mo feel Hie n, of working. 1 don't u.uil a . machine, a vacuum cleaner law n mower. Uight nmv I ic I people lo (In iIhis,- want to chaiii'e I he i: Also don't send me 'k: I rackets, skates, lable-l. nn , or any items which michl a lo my sporting blood. I n,. Posy and en.io loun;:n. other people acquire line What is it I want'.' Well those little paper gift eei I i! ie.it . that are so light In cai . Ami I adore cheeks drawn on hanks- Anil All FLUFFED UP and gleaming like new snow, six Eskimo Spitz cuties "U e the hue" for their mother "Peggy" as they pose for a photographer In their Albany, N. Y, home. Owned by Mrs. Blanche Crawer, the little fellows seem a bit bored as the camera snaps away. 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The oilier lour publications, de J signed largeiv lor liusi nessinen in I elude "Hullelin 1' Income Tax 'Depreciation and Obsolescence." i w hich is also pru t d at 25 cents, lard which coiitims detailed in loi mat ion on .lee ecial ion of real and personal nroiu rlv. ' The Small J liiisine -small and 1'e Declaration of Kslnnaled 'lax.' which points net certain piolileiiis of taxation not lllllv leeo;;ni,'ed b small llllsi in ssmeii. 'How n I iiiiieorpmat el Husiness May t ,. n Operaling Loss lo Obtain A Refund on I'rc ivioiis Yeais' Taxes. " and "Your I liights of Iteview When the (lov efnment t,)iiesl ions Your liu nnie . Tax Return " The three last named 'rre available withoiil charge. Havvvood Coiinlians Intel i-sled in oie or nioii ol the loregoiug ! nm -THAN ANY in you future gS5ffijiuiM.-i i ...Ifllll U IU U H I V HI HIW 'bu.lt in 1 t NEW YORK, (UP I President Truman's announcement that Kus- I i,.. ..... t .,..!.. 0vi. ! nounceiiu nl atl lltu j'l wau .-vi nil ai"iuu i Ap" sion was the biggest Nevus story of 1 .');) in the opinion of editors in'all pails of the uorld except Hussia. It vvs the first on every list in the annual poll of the outstanding events of the year compiled by the I Hited Press. The story broke on September "1! and in most newspapers got the biggest headline type of any story since V-J day in 1945. "The core of the story was 14 words that were reudy and heard around the world." said Kail J Johnson, United Press vice-president and general news manager. "President Truman said simply: We have evidence that within recent weeks an atomic explosion occurred in the USSR! The United Press flashed the news to all countries and editors instantly re cognized it as the biggest news in leur yearn It marked the begin ning of a new phase of cold war "Kditors in the Soviet Union have not replied so far to our in vitation to list ten biggest stories However, our Moscow bureau re ports that the stories thut received the most prominence in the Rus sian press thi-; v- Included: Com- I uiunist victories in China, an- Ihat the Soviet had potsis' urn of atomic weapons, or gMiiataion of the Katt German Republic, the series of notes ex changed between Moscow and lYl.ii -hal Tito the Soviet notes pro testing the Atlantic pact as an ag gressive action against Ru;sia." Ileie aie the HI bi'.'fest stories from the tandiuiiul of American editor-.: 1 Pre li'ci.t Truman announc es atai'onc explosion in Russia. 'J Coiumiiiii-ts overrun China. 11. Coal-Steel Strike; Threaten A on i n an la ouomy 4 llii'h Naval Officers Chal leil"e I nifn al am l'nlil les .i .liii v I onv n ts 1 Top Coni- iniini'ts in l1 S PETTINCf THE PEKE SALT LAKE CITY (UPI--J T. Ryser, pet shop dealer, received an order for two pairs of dainty leather boots for a Pekinese. The owner explained that her dog liked to rough it during the winter months and tramo in the snow and naturally she "didn't want her poochie to get his feet wet." Indiana has one of the highest state liquor taxes in the nation $li 1)8 per gallon. Tito Splits with the Kremlin. The Berlin Blockade Is Uft- (i Kathv l-'i-1 u Down a Well Pipe. 7. P UH Hams Air Liner at Wash ington, killing .ri.'i 0 Hungarian Court Cardinal Mind- 'enlv of publications can obtain them by communicating with the V. S. De pcrtment of Commerce. 418 Atlan ta National Building, P. (). Box l.r9T. in Atlanta, Mr. Persons staled. Dies !t:, HYet Convicts Treason. 9 ice-Pi esulem H.'trkley Mar ries Missouri Widow, H) Major Loaegue Races End In Baseball's Closest Finish. The list compiled by edieors in Europe and the Near East: 1 President Truman announces Atomic I'xp'osion in Russia. 2 The Atlantic Pact is Signed. :i British Devalue Their Cur rency. 4 Communists Overrun China, ft. West Cernian Republic Is Established. FDR &gyEx3I$RE8$$ LESS OTHER EIGHT CYLINDER CAR IN AMERICA Yes, the silent new 100 horsepower V-8 you get in the '50 lord is prised lar below all other LIGHTS even hundreds hclnw must "sives." l ord alone in its field otlcts Voli S-cvliiiuVi power the V-X power loimd in Amciiia's costliest tars. Oi, il ou piskt, an advanced 95 h p. ' Si'' js available. s g 1 y jisrt. i. "A a iA i-S( "4. S v-"sl- &Pt" k i-: n"iiB tra-sf' ferv ' s I ' jJ1 2 ONE FINE CAR IN THE IOW-PRICE FIELD aion Car" . . . more beautiful than ore comfortable than ever with new seat springs with foam rubber scat lore head room with new headlining iwe hip and shoulder room than any ccd car) . . . Ford's famous "Mid " a 13 way stronger "Lifeguard" eavier sealing in 41 areas for added otection ... 11 new colors . . . fabrics . . . push-button handles for ure door locks. w '" - y wh'" "d'w" ' iti ovotloblt of ttra coif. SO-tAfAV MEW HEAR... AND FEEL THE DIFFERENCE ... AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S : BAVIS-LIIEB MOTOR SALES -Day 52, Night 1071 Waynesville ed. 8 Catholics and Communists Locked in Struggle in Central Europe; Mindzenty Trial. !). Greek Civil War Ends. 10. Peace Established in Israel. From the Far East: 1 Truman announcement. 2. British Devaluation. 3. Communists V i c t o r i e s in China 4 Atlantic Pact f. Tito Splits wilh the Kremlin ti. East and West German Re publics Are Establi: iied. 7. Indonesia Becomes a Repub lic. 8. Berlin Blockade Lil'led. 9. British Warship Amethyst Shelled in Chinese Waters. 10. New York Jury Convict". Eleven Communists. South American: 1. Truman Announcement. 2. British Devaluation. 3 Atlantic Pact. 4. Mendszenty Conviction. 5. Bolivian Civil War. IS Communists Overrun China. 7. Ecuadorean Earthquake. H. Berlin Blockade Ends. 9. Tito Splits With Kremlin. 10. P-38 Rams Air Liner At Washington. German Artist Turns Oui ; 'World's Smallest Books' MUNICH (UP) Paper, a strong magnifying glass, a specially cut pen and time. . are all Valentin Kaufmann needs to -produce" cherry-stone-sized books which he claims are the smallest iu th--world. His lalest "volume" took six . month-, to wide and relates the' histoi of Munich in 8,000 words. -To polish tiie wu-.k off with a soft leather birulue' With golden print und a tin eoiden buckle poses an even greater piobleia than to write ' the lilliputian editions. Kansas Dry Repeal Costs Nebraskans Money LINCOLN, Neb. tUPt Repeal of piohibiiion in Kansas is costing Nebraska about $12,753 a month. A survey of tax payments by dealers in the 13 counties along the Nebraska-K.iit-:as border showed a, drop from $23,725 in September, 19-itl. to $10.!)(i7 during the same, mnnlh this year. Only one Nebraska county in the southern tier failed to Indicate, smaller sales. Officials blieved it adjoined an area in Kansas which lia.-i chosen to remain dry despite the general repeal in that state. RECORD DEER SHOT POTSDAM. N". y. (UP) The largest deer ever known to have hem killed in the Adirondack Mountains was shot this year hy .loo Baker. The 12-point buck, weighed 326 pounds. Veteran hunt ers said the previous record was a 279-pound deer shot in 1931. There are ghanistan. railroads in Af- l That At The L-B HARDWARE You Always Get NATIONALLY KNOWN MERCHANDISE of Quality Proven KNOWN BRANDS THAT WE CAN .Recommend with Coo For Instance We Feature Remington and Winchester Guns Remington and Peters Ammunition Columbian Enamel Ware True Temper Tools Junior Line Velocipedes at PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY! L-B Hardware A. P. (Ott) LEDBETTER, W. A. and It. L. BRADLEY, Owners Highway 19A-23 Hazelwood, N. C. fideecej I Phone 1110 ; 8-5" "J -''R It ; 1 r
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