CABD OF THANKS
We wish to express our many
thanks and appreciation ail our
friend* and neighbors for their
many kindnesses shown us during
the illness and death of our beloved
lather and husband. Gaither Mc
Clure.
The McClure Family.
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Tom Lea
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117 MINUTES OF
ROMANTIC BLAZING
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CANADIAN LINER SINKS AFTER FIERY DEATH
THI CHARRED REMAINS of the liner Empreu of Canada lie half-submerged after the 20,235-ton liner was
destroyed by fire at her berth in Liverpool, England. Shortly after the big luxury ship, valued at $5,500,000
had come to dock for an annual overhaul, a i laze in the dispensary swept the vessel from bow to stern.
More than 200 firemen fought the blaze for eight hoUfs. Four Were hutt (International Radiophoto)
Rubinoff Holds
Record For
Violin Audience
Some of America's largest cit- ;
?s have turned out record - break- !
ig audiences to welcome Rubin- j
ff. world-famous radio and con- 1
ert artist, and his famous $100.- j
00 Stradivarius violin. One re- !
ord-breaking audience, thrilled
y Rubinoff and his violin, was I
1 Chicago's famous Grant Park :
everal years ago. when more than
50.000 gathered to hear him play, I
[owever, this great crowd res- {
onded one year later 225.000
Irong. at which time the great ;
rtist was presented with a be- j
?weled medal inscribed, "Pre- j
fnted to Rubinoff and His Violin I
v the Chicago Federation of
lusicians". The presentation |
'as made in appreciation for ser
ices rendered in Grant Park, j
he attendance was recorded as a j
'orld record attendance.
Because of the great popular!-!
v of this artist reservations for j
his concert should be made at
nee to avoid "standing room j
nly." as it is not unusual for
tubinoff to plav to packed houses.
Tickets for the Rubinoff Con
ert are now available at Caro
ina Insurance and Realty, Moody
tulane. Mottinger Motor Co.
iheppe's. Liner Real Estate, Rog
rs Electric. Biltmore Dairy and
rom members of the Kiwanis
lub
In the first seven months of
952. 27,000 Britons migrated to
lanada.
COMING
FEB. 12th
WAYNESVILLE
HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
RUBINOFF
R PRESS RAVES OVER II
CONCERT! jjj
?r WARSAW CONCERTO \l
I) was THRILLING! JB
? 7 B?t*THT?KINC, |
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torn
5* VIOLIN I
M A CONCERT THE WHOLE Q
WORLD LOVES!
Carolina Ins. & Realty
Moody Rulane
Waynesville
Tractor Co.
, Sheppe's
Liner Real Estate
Rogers Electric
Biltmore Dairy
Wl.L.i. A _ a ta ? ?
r REPORT
TO THE PEOPLE 1
By I
Senator Willis Smith
WASHINGTON ? The appoint
ment of Charles E. Wilson to be
Secretary of Defense, as you know,
raised quite a furor. There were
those who did not think that the
president of the largest corpora
tion in the nation should be made
Secretary of Defense.
Others were willing to go along
with the suggestion that if Mr.
Wilson disposed of his own per
sonal stock that he would then be
qualified. But there were those who
felt that as long as he had an in
terest in the General Motors pen
sion, and as long as Mrs. Wilson
and other members of his family
owned enormous blocks of stock
in the corporation, that Mr. Wil
son could not avoid being at least
"indirectly interested" in the pec
uniae profits of General Motors
Corporation.
Personally, I felt that Mr. Wilson
was not qualified under the law?
and that is the position I took when
the question of confirmation came
to a vote. I made a few remarks
to the Senate to state my views.
However, the Senate voted over
whelmingly to confirm Mr. Wilson.
I am having some copies of my
speech in the Senate printed for
distribution to North Carolinians
who may be interested in knowing
why I voted against a man of such
ability and integrity as Mr. Wil
son. If you would like a copy, write
to me. Room 345, Senate Office
Building, Washington.
I have never raised any ques
tion as to his ability or integrity.
Rather, my opposition was based
on the age-old principle that no
man can serve two masters.
RUSSELL TO SPEAK
Senator Richard B. Russell of
Georgia has accepted the invita
tion tendered him by National
Committeeman Bob Doughton to
address the Jefferson-Jackson Day
Dinner in Raleigh on February
28.
This should be a significant oc
casion. Senator Russell tells me
that he is looking forward with j
much pleasure to going to North1
Carolina again?and to seeing his
many loyal friends from our State, i
He hasn't forgotten how those,
friends stuck by him last July dur
ing the Chicago Convention.
TIIE VF.F.P
That lovable gentleman who will
always he known as "The Veep"1
announces that he will have a
television program on Sunday
nights. When the ex-Vice President
was talking with newsmen about
the program, somebody asked how
much he was going to be paid.
His answer, as usual, was a quip:
"Not near as much as I'm worth."
I miss Vice President Barkley
in the Senate. He has been most
gracious to me since the first day
I arrived here. He continued that
graciousness up through my ap
pointment last year'as chairman of
the American delegation to the In
terparliamentary Union at Bern, j
Switzerland. Mr. Barkley has many
friends in North Carolina, and I
have reassured him of that repeat-i
edly.
BROWNELL QUIZZED
Herbert Brownell, Jr., was be
fore our Judiciary Committee the!
other day and was questioned
quite realistically by members of
the committee on his views about
law enforcement and the functions
of his ofTice-r-as well as his ideas
about the responsibility of cabinet
members as public officials.
Everyone was satisfied that Mr.
Brownell is an intelligent individu
al. an able lawyer, and a politician
who will doubtless take great pride
in performing his services in the
i proper manner. He realizes that if
he doesn't do that, then he will
have the Judiciary Committee on
his trail immediately.
I was well pleased with his ap
pearance. He expressed himself as
fully believing in the principles of
our constitution, that ours is a
E.IIW i iiiiiciii wi laws latum (.nan ui
men, end that we should stick to
those fundamentals.
AFTERMATH
Inauguration excitement has
died down and Congress has been
primarily engaged in considering
appointments from the new Chief
Executive. But people here are
still talking about various things
that happened during the inaugur
ation.
For example, perhaps you read
of the man who came in from the
West with 5.000 silver dollars
which he wanted to throw to the
crowds watching the parade. Po
lice quickly boxed this fellow in.
They felt he would cause a stam
pede.
The man with the silver dollars,
i therefore, went back home, sad
and wiser. Last thing I heard was
that he had converted the cart
wheels into funds for the March of
Dimes. '
TV VIEWERS
From reports I have received, I
think it is entirely possible that
? It takes 1000 pounds less
milk to raise a calf on the
Wayne program, compared to
old milk ways. Sell the extra
milk?see us for details!
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NATIONAL LABORATORIES. - LODI. CALIFORNIA
Morning Star
Polio Drives
Are Successful
By MBS ELDON BURNETTE
Community Reporter
Morning Star Community do
nated $101.50 to the annual March
of Dimes Drive in Haywood Coun
ty. The collection was made dur
ing a program held at the schoo:
Friday morning. Wayne Smathert
1 led the devotional and Lewin Med
ford led in group singing.
Also in the Morning Star "com
munity another $148.53 was col
lected during the annual Motber'i
March. Mrs. R. L. Rhinehart
was leader of the group working
in the drive. Other members in.
eluded Mrs. Howard Cole, *Ann
Henson. Edna Drye, Lowery
Rhodarmer. J. W. Freeman. .Lane
Medford, Tom King, Ralph Mil
ler, Dennis Israel, Gordon Sharpe.
Lettie Wilson, Edith Setzer, Mil
ton Medford, Letha Reece, Lola
dcii iramnam. Loia uaaay, ana
Connie Patrick.
? ? *
Carroll Wilson is a patient at
the Veteran's Hospital at Black
Mountain.
* * ?
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Wilson are
spending a few weeks in Florida.
? * *
Rtv. Doyle Miller and John
Jenkins returned Saturday from
a hunting trip in Eastern North
Carolina.
? * *
Bill Miller, who was seriously
injured in an automobile wreck
some time ago. is still in critical
condition at Mission Hospital in
Asheville.
? ? *
Friends in the community ex
tend their sympathy to Mrs.
George Smathers and Mrs. Jim
Paxton in the loss of their father,
Oscar Kinsland.
,? * *
The community extends a
hearty welcome to Mr. and Mrs. .
Lawrence Wells, who iiave moved :
r- 1- ?* I
ucic ituiu o{Jiiug v.i crri. mi'.
Wells is a brother to Mrs Doyle
Miller.
? * ?
The community wishes to thank i
those in the organization that .
worked to make is possible for i
Morning Star Community to win j
second place in the annual Com- j
munity Development Program
awards. The award will serve as
a reminder that good things
come with hard work, and that
there are still many things to be
done.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Talley Wilson
and Mr. and Mrs. James Hall
visited friends in Marion Sun
day. ,
? ? * * *
The WSCS of Morning Star
Church held its Study Course
Sunday night with Mrs. R. If.
Worley as teacher. Mrs. Luther
Smathers will teach next Sunday
night. All ladies of the communi
ty are asked to attend these
meetings.
Although Paris is far up the Riv
er Seine, it is one of the largest
ports of France.
?
I
There have been houses of pray
I er on the site of Notre Dame
; Cathedral in Paris for 2,000 years,
I the first being a Roman temple.
1 the television viewers got just as
good and probably a better view
of the inauguration aetivities than
i did those present.
Whenever a quarter or a half
: million people get together in one
[ spot, it is generally so crowded that
! not much can be seen or appreciat
ed. 1 know that is the feeling of a
lot of people who devoted consid
erable funds to the purchase of In
I augural Ball tickets and the prop
er accessories.
We didn't attend, but we heard
| ceports to that effect. Maybe you
I folks back home have seen some
; of those who did attend?and who
now wish they hadn't.
I
^ARK
Theatre Program
Thurs. & Fri. Feb. 5 & 6
"The Savage"
(In Color)
Starring
Charlton Heston
Susan Morrow
?
SATURDAY FEB. 7
"The
Bushwhackers"
Starring
WAYNE MORRIS
JOHN IRELAND
?
SUNDAY & MONDAY
FEBRUARY 8 & 9
"Son Of Paleface"
(In Color)
Starring
BOB HOPE
JANE RUSSELL
ROY ROGERS
'
Returns From Rio
??
UNITED MINE Workers President
John L. Lewis is shown aboard the
S.S. Argentina as the vessel ar
rived in New York from Brazil.
The beetle-browed union boss has
been attending a labor convention
in Rio de Janeiro. (International)
Private Boring Now
Serving in Korea
Marine Private First Class Ken
neth B Boring, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Boring of Hazelwood,
is now serving with the First
Marine Division in Korea.
Boring, entered the Marine
Corps in May 1952 and was pro
moted to his present rank upon
completion of his recruit train
ing at Parris Island, S. C.
Prior to his overseas assign
ment he completed a special in
fantry training course at Camp
Pendleton, Calif.
Boring was employed by A. C.
Lawrence Leather Co., prior to en
tering active service with the
Leathernecks.
Scorpions can be as much as 8
Inches long.
The 100th anniversary of consti
tutional government in New Zea
land was celebrated in June, 1952.
After
FLU
If you are one of those unlucky
victims who is trying to recover
from the effects of flu or severe
colds, here's good news for you. 1
For years and years Scalfs Indian
River Medicine has been helping
men, women and children to over
come the after effects of flu as
well as of colds and other illnesses.
Flu and cold can weaken the
system and rob you of weight,
strength and energy. Your appe
tite becomes impaired and your
digestion so poor that you suffer
from gastric stomach distress with
resultant tired, weak nervous, run
down feeling with restless days
and sleepless nights.
Scalf's Indian River Medicine
ends to quickly rebuild the ap
petite and to aid the digestion of
a good, wholesome diet and when
'his is done there is little excuse
for smothering gassy stomach
oains and you are free to regain
your strength, energy and vitality.
Remember, Scalf's Indian Riv
er Medicine must bring satisfac
tory results or your money back
on the very first bottle. Try it to
day. On sale at all drug stores.
Two Committees
Named At South
Clyde CDP
By Mrs. Kyle Lindsey
Community Reporter
The South Clyde CDP held its
regular meeting recently and ap
pointed two very important com
mittees?the Scrap Book com
mittee and the Community House
committee. The former commit
tee is composed of Mrs. Kyle
Lindsey. Mrs. Curtis Rogers, Mrs.
Walter Rhodarmer, Mrs. Sam
Jackson, Mrs. Sidney Willard,
Mrs. Van Dearer, Mrs. P. C.
Mann, and Loyde Justice. The
committee which will work on the
building of a community house is
composed of Ernest Bewker, Van
Deaver. Kyle Lindsey, Walter
Rhodarmer. and Sam Jackson.
The next meeting will be held
Monday night with Miss Kate
Robinson in charge of the pro
gram.
? * *
The HD Club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home
of Mrs P. C. Mann with Mrs. Ed
Cathey as hostess.
? * ?
The W. S. C. S. of Louisa Chap
el will meet at the home of Mrs.
Robert Lindsey Wednesday for
an all-day meeting. All members
are urged to bring a covered dish.
? * ?
Those sick this week are Frank
Stamey, Mrs. Clarence Stamey,
and Mrs. Loyde Justice. Many
others are recovering from the
flu.
? * ?
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McDonald and
daughter Shirley of Virginia are
visiting Mi;, and Mrs. Loyde Jus
tice.
* * *
Robert Blount of the U. S
Navy is visting his mother, Mrs.
Henry Osborne, and family. He
is on 30?days leave from the
Naval Base at San Diego, Cali
fornia.
Smoky Mtn.
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
"Western North Carolina's
Newest."
Children Under 12
Admitted FREE
Show Starts at 6:45 P. M.
Thurs. & Fri. Feb. 5 & 6
"No Room For
The Groom"
Starring
Tony Curtis
Piper Laurie
Color Cartoon ? Shorts
?
SATURDAY ^FEB. 7
"Caribou Trail"
(In Color)
Starring J
RANDOLPH SCOTT
"GABBY" HAYES
?
SUNDAY & MONDAY
FEB. 8 & 9
"No Highway In
The Sky"
Starring
JAMES STEWART
MARLENE DIETRICH
N. C. Bankers!
Study LivestJ
I Financing oj
I The North Cai oliM
IsocUtion will tin id ils jS
I nual Mid-Winu :
1 posium in Raleigh o^B
I 10. it was 4l.!.oUDCt? 1
I Jonathan Woo
I Association ana PresyX
I First National Rank iJM
vilie. More thai liuubjJ
jail sections of 'tit
I pected to attend Coyl
from alt the i ....
I vited to attend I
The Symposium n
give the banker^ in >[*?
latest technical agricuJ
formation, the eeononujM
for livestock producta*B
tual information on ho? I
can handle livestock
L. Y. "Stad BaUertil
Carolina Commissioner ?(?
ture, will address th< ?
dinner on "Financing uB
The Bankers' Opportune?
Kiwanis Club PrJ
i Discovers New Tjl
New talent u;,s discoij
day evening at the rerJ
ing of the Kiwanis Club.^H
gram was presented byfl
lie Relations CummiM
Coleman, chairman of
tee, divided the club J
tets, trios, duets. and
rendered songs of thim
which afforded fun lorH
Club. The latter portiS
program was devoted toffl
singing for the whole
The regular monihijl
meeting was held alter qfl
I Want ads bring quirk A
Waynesvi
drive I
THEAll
Children I'nderl
Admitted FBil
Show Starts At 6:fil
Friday Feb. ll
"Konga The!
Stallion"!
Starring I
Fred Stoat M
Rochelle Hudsl
SATURDAY. FJ
"The Half-Hi
(In Color) I
Starring I
ROBERT Y0?
JAMS CART*
I SUNDAY. FEB.I
"Elopemei
I . Starring J
CLIFTON Vii
j MONDAY & TUflfl
FEB. 9 & 111
"African Qui
| (In Color) I
Starring I
j HUMPHREY BOdJ
KATHRYN HEFM
? Selected Short Sail
ALL DOGS mbue
V ACCIN ATEI
?' ' ? ? ?
S CITT TAGS
(Males $1.00 ? Females $2.00)
Dr. Riegg, Vet., Will Be At The Hazelwood Town Hall Saturday, February
10 a. m. to 12 Noon For The Purpose of Vaccinating Dogs. His Charge Will B?
Per Dog. .
>
All Dogs That Haven't Been Vaccinated and Displaying City Tags Will He
And Held For 72 Hours, And Will Then Be Disposed Of By The Town.
TOWN OF HAZELWOOD
GENE WYATT, TAX COLLECTOR
" 1 ,
aiuucn ? KHH Are AVIUIDie
From Members of The Waynes
vllle Hl*h School Key Clnb.
Sponsored by the
KIWANIS CLUB
Of Wayneartlle
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