THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE FOUR (Second Section)
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Long Flowing Robes And
Music Ambition Of Star
By GENE HANDSAKER
, tl .. , sense with Kramer in charge. His
AI Ncwsfeaturcs , (irM ,wo suir..SM.s cost SI. 000.000
HOLLYWOOD --Selected short aml iUV fxpn-tod ' " releasing
suhii rts ! company to i:ross $.1,000,000 . . .
Virginia Mayo, whoso fiuuro is !
lamentably covered by How in;: j li.m into Hoe' Gibson ;it a mo' ie
nriuci ss yowiis these days in "The , directors' party the oilier niiiht.
Hawk and the Arrow." will show it Hoot, :ei. looKs as lia!e and hearts
in her. next picture, her fust musi- as when he lode the celluloid
cal. She doesn't know the movie's rane. He uii: a sket and trap
name but: "Musicals are what I'c shoo'm-: r.i.i.e luar l.as Ye.uas bu'
been looking forward to since I was in llolyuood 10 discuss a tele
came to Hollywood. I danced on vision deal . .
the stage I'm completely right for
musicals, hi1; I've been detoured
mi main times. I'd like to do musi- Tilt due to:-.' e,.: ;., complete
cals primarily, with occasionally villi baled !.. , iu"ui' wheels, and
a drama." . . il.ibor.iie chow -ervrd from a cov-
ired clunk v..;.,on was to organise
what Itu;. call a Hess Opry As
Sl..mev Kt.mer. the smart ou; ..ociai ion' . !l - ; r directors of
rio.imer of "Champion" and vves'.oii:.-. I Vector iii orue Mar
i'eiiie of The Brace." is now pro- shall, "she! it! m l i outfit, said
fieinc "The .Man." a story of "Westerns have aivv..v been tin
p. r.i c! World War II veteran;-, backbone o! the ::, .t ;.'.du-!ry.'
I .. -,i--d I: tin what other iimnual Oddest si..nt of ' a i vemn was
li I'lects he nas cooking for the in- portly Director David lUnler in a
ti.re "One is a western that is not cowboy outfit,
a wt.-ten: ." Kramer said mysteri-I
otisly town dies because a man' Norma I.irsen. a Scaille violin
takes a moral stand and the town m ik-, r's dasir.h; - ; . m: wi.h liing
i. 'Um-v In K., alonu. The lesson ap- - in her first mm .e "! Mi.mc
I'I-cn t.i.!.i. Another is about whal The kind et m.. .e :'d.e.: I hate
on in a bey s mind. He hates 1 mo.-:: the incomlu -i..e ore that
1" t-vacine the p are, for m-lanee. ,e. vi- matters u in an. the
1,1 , hl ""-T-ination we ll Nl... fi'lil ' una voii'i e su;pe-e:i to w t tie our
hi i- e'l.-'iiu-d lo ,:n eiiormou- piano, 'self. Example: "Tok.o Joe ". 1
prac'Htm: All of which may make like ail the loose en.:- lied down
BRUSSELS LIGHTS UP
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DECLARED TO BE U:e moit brilliantly lighted city In the world outside
New York Brussc!.-, Lekiimi, puts on one of its most lavish incandescent
shew-- for the pre-C::: :; "r as season. Making a bid to win first place as a
shopping center, Braels ls fastoontd with lights. (Internationql)
at.d the !)'
clinch.
Want Ads Brinj Qnick Result!)
Rival Publisher Helps
Other Fellow Out
CENTERVILLE, Mich, illl'i -
The 58th anniversary issue of Hie
Ccntervilie Weekly Observer was
published only because a friendly
competitor answered a call lor
help.
A few minules before I he Ob
server was due to po to pre-lina-type
trouble started. Then the pub
lisher ol the rival Censtanline
Weekly Advertiser-Iicco: d c -me to
Enough type was sci lor tlii' ,
Observer to publish on titi.r.
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The sale of these pretty Chris! mas seals in Waynesville is lagging "IMe 45"' I
a little below the final of $1,000. There is still time to buy-time to VT I
help stamp out the plai?ue of tuberculosis. A. J. Fancher. of Hazel
wood, is treasurer. You can slill help.
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New Forage Crop I
Advised To Improve Ooil i
LINCOLN, Neb. IT A leu:ue
new in this urea, Usoede;:.!. is he
ing recommended hiiily by ihe
University of Nebraska farm de
partment. The plant adds nilroen and or
ganic matter to the soil, according
ing to the department's manager,
James Dunlap, and appear; ;:
promising substitute for alfaifa Hi
red, clover on low fertility ground.
It is about equal in nutritional
value to the two legumes he said,
but does not bloat cattle as they
do and seems to have less trouble
with insects and diseases.
The planet Venus often can he
seen in broad daylight.
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The Christmas Star shone overhead, a holy light came from
lowly manger where the Christ Child lay . . . the kingly 9' s
the Magi were humbly laid at His feet. Two thousand years away-
our lighted tree, our tender love wrapped into each gleaming
present is a symbol of that first Birthday . . . with the message
gave us all, "... on earth, peace and goodwill , . .
THE WAYNESVILLE LAUNDRY,
FRED SHEEHAN JOE LINER
Phone 205
INC.
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