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TTIE WAYNES VTLLE MOUNTAINEER
Thursday Af tern
Dog Control Proposals
Okayed By Farm Bureau
At The Park Sun., Mon., and Tues.
At The Strand Sunday Only
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District Leader
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MISS MARGARET JOHNSTON
of Wayni'sville is western district
chairman fur the Business and
Professional Women's Clubs,
which will be honored in ft week
long national observance start
ing Sunday. Miss Johnston is one
of the leaders in vuukine on ar
rangements for the local Va iu s
ville club's observance. Mr.
Lawrence Lealherwood is jren
erul chairman.
Ancient Ktvnli
kept diiRs oi rcco(mabl.e breeds,!
including Krcyhounds and mastiffs. I
A dog proposal control aimed to
boost North Carolina's once - pros
perous sheep industry was sched
uled to go to the State Attorney
ueneral this week.
Attorney General Harry Me-
Mullan's office will check the oro
posals for technical and legal
flaws, then draw it up into a form
proper for introduction as a bill in
the 1931 General Assembly.
In the current stage, the Dro-
posals actually are recommenda-
ion& drawn up by a Western North
I aroiina commission last week
The commission, representing
Haywood and four other western
counties, then submitted its recom
mendations last Friday to tho di
rectors of the North Carolina Farm
Bureau Federation at Raleigh.
The directors formall v nkav-sri
me measures, and was scheduled to
present the DaDer to the attnrnpt
general's office shortly afterward
Actually, the bill would be drawn
in the form of DroLOsed amend
ments to the state dog-control law
already in existence.
The western commission has re.
commended:
The appointment nf a rlna unrH.
en in each county bv the board of
commissioners of the county con.
cerned, to enforce all state and
county statutes pertaining to the
control of dogs, and to serve also
as a rabies control officer;
The establishment of a dog
pound in each county which would
be maintained under the super
vision of the dog warden;
Kvery doc to be renuired to wear
n collar bearing the owner's name
and address, and a metal tag show
ing the animal has been listed for
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Joseph Cotten and Linda Darnell co-starring in "Two Flags West,"
a 20th Century-Fox production showing at the Park Theatre Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday. This is one of 400 Southern theatres
participating in the Southland Premiere.
-'PARK THEATRE'"'
lUiitincp Sundiiy 2 & 4 P. M,
Saturday Continuous Shows from 11 A. M.
Nights - Sunday 8:3'. M. Weekdays 7 & 9 P, M.
PROGRAM
FRIDAY. OCT, 13
"THE SPY HUNT"
Starring
MARTA TORMN and HOWARD DUFF
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SATURDAY, OCT. 14
DOUBLE FEATURE
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ALLAN 'kOr LANE
"COVERED
WAGON
RAID"
Starring
Allen "Rocky" Lane
ALSO
JOIN THE MARINES"
Starring
. PAUL KELLLY and WARREN IIYMER
11
LATE SHOW SATURDAY NITE
DESTINATION MURDER
Starring
HURD HATFIELD and JAY MtKENZIE
11
SUN., iION., TUES., OCT. 15, 16, & 17
J)lJT OF THE DUST OF THE
To follow their Cnlnnp?
yim cncc more or me glory r ;: aif
THEY CAME
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! t I Screen Play by CASEY ROBINSON Based on
i X -''''"""' n 11 r I Story by Frank S.Nugnt and CurtrtKtnyon
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taxation.
Oral Yates, who was on nf the
two Haywood representatives on
the western commission, declared
that the proposals had the support
of not only sheep men, but dog
owners, health officers, the State
Farm Bureau's county organization
and the Extension Service.
Actually, the dog-control pro
posals grew out of a campaign
mapped by State Farm Bureau of
ficials last summer to revive the
state s dying sheep industry.
Farmers throughout this section
were unanimous In agreement that
to revive the sheep industry, one
of the first steps necessary would
be to control the homeless strays.
Tom Alexander, owner of Catal
ooehee Ranch, declared he would
go in heavily for sheep if some
thing could be done about the dogs.
Two Haywood livestock men said
strays had "put them out of the
sheep business" in the last two
years.
The county auditor's records
show the county last year paid
(armors for appproximatcly 100
.sheep and lambs killed by dogs.
U. S. agricultural census records
show that the county's sheep popu
lation has been declining at the
rate of 150 to 200 animals per
year.
In 1945,.this census showed 2,200
sheep and lambs grazed the coun
ty's mountain pastures.
The current count, unofficially
estimated, shows less than 1,600.
At the same time, however, the
ciog population has been Increasing
as, tht sheep population has been
declining.
But more than 95 Der rent nt tho
pooches aren't listed on the tax
books,
Estimates say Haywood County a
lone has at least 6,000 dogs. Only
iibout 620 of them are registered.
A large percentage of these are
strays, though just what percent
age is difficult to estimate.
The commission's proposals ajm
to have every dog in every county
listed, registered, and Identified.
If the recommendations taernmp
law, the county dog warden will
pick up all strays and impound
them for ten days at the most. .
That is to give the authorities
time to locate the owner, or per
mit the owner to claim the dog.
If no one whether the current
owner or someone who wants the
dogs claims the animals at the
end of that period, the doe will be
disposed of.
At the same time, this will helD
solve the health problem which
arises with strays. -
The doc warden will hnvp the
authority to inoculate dogs against
rabies.
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Teresa Wright gives a good demonstration of her deep love for
Marlon Brando in this charming scene from Stanley Kramer's "The
'Men"; coming to the Strand Theatre Sunday only, . ' .
-WAYNES VILLE
DBrVE-EI THEATRE
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PROGRAM
TIIURS. & FRI , OCT. 12 & 13
THE WIZARD OF OZ"
' (In Technicolor)
Starring
JUDY GARLAND
Stanley Kramer's
Third Smash Hit
Coming To Strand
"The Men," which is the third
smash hit produced by Stanley
Kramer in a row. comine to the
Strand Theatre Sunday only, with
Marlon Brando and Teresa Wright
Playing co-starring roles. United
Artists is releasing the film.
Brando starred on Broadwav in
Tennessee Wililams' now-famous
Play, "A Streetcar Named Desire,"
and was hailed by critics as the
most vital new talent to com., to
the stage in a generation, mainly
by virtue of his realistic, hard-hitting
style. According to inde
pendent producer Kramer. "Bran
do flouts all standards. I expected
good acting from him. Instead he
gave me the real thing without any
consciousness or care for anybody
or anything but his own inner
drive. He Is the first and only actor
of his kind."
"The Men" brings to the screen
a new experience in entertainment.
It tells the story of men who have
to learn how to face up to life with
fortitude and understanding. Bran
do plays the role of Kp
fuses to meet advpr;it ' li!,lf,i,.,,.
"unflr hel finally convinced (hat 'it
is harder to buck life than to face
it squarely.
In the supporting cast are Jack
Webb. Everett Sloane, Arthur Jur
ado, Dorothy Tree, Howard St
John, Nita Hunter and Richard
Erdman.
Fred Zinnemann, who directed
the sensational film, "The Search."
in Europe a fwe years back, direct
ed "The Men" from an original
Story and script authored by Carl
Foreman. The background music
and song, "Love Like Ours," were
written by Dimitri Tiomkin, George
Glass was linked with Kramer as
Associate Producer, and the pho
tography was under the direction
of Robert De Grasse, A.S.C.
SECURITY IS SECURE
CAMP COOKE, Calif. (AP)
They teach every buck private that
"loose lips can sink ships." This one
learned the lesson well. One night
a unit was drilling in the dark. A
stranger passing by asked, "what
unit is this?"
"None of your business," prompt
ly replied the soldier.
And Brig. Gen. Homer O. Eaton,
assistant commander of the recent
ly activated 40th National Guard
Division, continued his lonely walk,
unapprised of the unit's name, but
perhaps consoled by the thought
he was bossing a security conscious
outfit.
INTOXICATING AIR
TALLADEGA, Ala. People snlf.
fed and then took a deep breath.
They couldn't believe their nostrils
until they learned that cjty police
were dumping 63 gallons of boot
leg whiskey and 10 gallons of
homebrew which they had confiscated.
TO MAKE IT PLAIN
ANNISTON, Ala. - Accidents
have been reduced by 50 ner rPnt
since a cage containing a pair of
moneys and a baboon was set "P
in front of the plant. A sign on
the cage reads: "Don't mnnv.,,
with safety an1 make a baboon of
yourseit."
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SATURDAY, OCT. 14 -- - r r1
'RACHEL AND THE STRANGER"
Starring
LORETTA YOUNG, ROBERT MITCIIUM
and WILLIAM IIOLDEN
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SUNDAY & MONDAY, OCT. 15 & 16
'LET'S LIVE A LITTLE"
' ' Starring
' ROBERT CUMMINGS and IIEDY LAMAR
Also Selected Short Subjects
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LAST TIMES TODAY, OCT 1;
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