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Mokday Afternoon, JuDe 2 m
Dairy Judging
School to Bo
Hold On Tuesday
A 'Dairy Judging School will be
held Tuesday at the Mountain Ex
periment Slction.
Among those who will partici
pate! in the program will be Dr.
D. W. Colvard, head of the N C.
Stat College department of ani
mal ' husbandry; and J. A. Arey,
dairy specialist of the.N. C State
College Extension Service.
The School wilj be held from
10 a.m. until approximately 4 p.m.,
County Agent Wayne Corpening
said in his announcement today.
"Everyone interested in learn
ing more about ' dairy cattle is
urged to attend this program, Mr
Corpening said.
Approximately 100 American
track, and field athletes will com
pete abroad this summer.
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"Her Majesty Bobette" of Garden Creek, ducked her head just as this picture was snapped. She was
on display in the First National Bank last week as part of the promotion for Dairy Month. Thous
ands saw the fine Guernsey cow, owned by Miss Florence Osborne, of Pigeon. The cow gave 12,889
pounds of milk and 698 pounds of butterfat last year. During the day, hundreds of cups of ice cream
were given away. (This is a Mountaineer Staff Photo.) ,
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i 94,000 American Dead Of
World War II In Foreign
Cemeteries, Report Says
Junaiuska CDP
To Meet Tuesday
The Junaiuska Community De
velopment Program wilf meet at
the Junaiuska School House,
Tuesday night at eight o'clock '.
All members interested in. the
community spraying are urged to
be present, as that will be the
main discussion of the evening.
Th committees appointed by
the President are: West Side. Mrs.
Johnny Ferguson and W. II. Bur
gin; East Side, Mrs. Harry Howell
and Mrs. Wallace Ward.
Revival Continues Ar
Woodland Church
Revival services are continuing
through next week at the Wood
land Baptist Church.
Conducting the series is the Rev.
Billy Sorrells, assistant moderator
of the Macon County Baptist Asso
ciation who pnee served as assist
ant moderator for the Haywood
County Association. Assisting is the
Rev. M. C. Wyatt, pastor of the host
church.
The services, which opened last
Sunday, are being held at 7:30 p.m.
daily.
The Woodland church's bus op
erates every day to carry worship
pers to the revival.
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Juno 28 - 29 4
An animal show. Amerlm;6'
World-Wide - Animal Fviiup,
will be held in the parking UJt.'t
Main Street pf,Al--to:sroVatT'i5 i.te
and Ten tlrnt'.t orotic! Wrctmx..
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The eihibitr wfl.tiinVpiiMiS Sf
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The advaofc:oUmw.VtHtt" i-tv,
ports that he :xpt'3Ilj6h',ilJ-Ipa'
ture the Holly WOQd. JraihedW
keys and BabyiMsca," ene 'ot -he
smallest elepiiarits in .'anjSiApw
now in operation, as weiL .as .a.
wide variety of unusual "ahKnals
FIRST .post-war diplomat from
Germany to Britain, Dr. Hans
Schlange-Schoeningen arrives at
Victoria Station, London. Given
the status of a Consul General, he
will look after German Nationals
In England, (International)
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WASHINGTON Some 94.000
of America's World War II dead
are now buried in permanent mem
orial cemeteries near now-muted
battlegrounds in far corners of the
world. "Marshaled in final forma
tion, they will repose in settings of
dignity and impressive solemnity
beneath crosses and stars, bearing
a simple inscription name, rank,
unit ' home state and date of
death," writes Brig, Gen Thomas
North in the Army Information
Digest.
General North, now abroad re
viewing and inspecting the ceme
teries, adds that for the unidentl
fied, the inscription reads: "Here
rests in honored glory a comrade
in arms known but to God."
Lt. Col. Charles B. Shaw, in
charge of the Battle Monuments
commission's Washington office,
says the plan is to mark the ceme
teries further by stately memorial
chapels bearing the names of those
who lost their lives in the vicinity
Altogether, there are 14 purely
World War II cemeteries where
dead who had rested in temporary
burial places have been concen-
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trated. About 40 per cent of the
nearly 360,000 Americans who died
overseas are buried irr these ceme
teries. The rest were brought home
at the request of relatives for burial
in family plots or national ceme
teries. Some were burled at sea;
others were lost in Jungles or
mountains and were never recov
ered.
There are eight World War I
cemeteries. "In one instance," says
Col. Shaw, "the dead of both wars
in interred in the same cemetery
. Suresnes, near Paris, which is
the traditional site for ceremonies
in which the French and United
States governments unite in honor
ing their war dead."
American cemeteries on foreign
soil are the cencern of the commis
sion, an independent government
agency set up by Congress in 1923.
General Pershing was chairman
until his death in 1948, when Gen.
George C. Marshall took over. The
non-paid members and the secre
tary are appointed by the presi
dent'.,. the cemeteries in. England, Hol
land, Belgium, France, Italy Lux
embourg, North Africa and the
Philippines all are maintained by
the most modern and efficient de
vices, says Col. Shaw. Sprinkler
systems have been installed to keep
turf and shrubbery green, Crosses
and markers are of white marble
from Italy. Designs for the mem
orial chapels, submitted by leading
American architects, sculptors and
artists, have all been approved
Each: chapel ; will ; incorporate ,f a
permanent roster, engraved in
stone, memorializing the unrecov'
ered or unidentified dead whose
deaths occured in the region or in
the action the chapel commemor
ates. '
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Triplets are born once in 9,400
confinements and quadruplets
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quintuplets, the insurance com
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