I?es To Aid
tmas Fund
vine jaycees will parti
A/^laiuW tlUiSUluif, 1
u iuuU 10 oeiicut aipuan
uuuer lue juuu spouaoi
c twrtii tmoniia Junior
oi c ouimerce ana uie
r jn.e at rope Air rorce
,? ttiiiuuiiCcti touay.
10 aij ua tuna wui be
??t .taiievine Armory
li. several local jay
o utlciiil una nance im
iiiirici meeting ox uie
miner ai niaca Mouu
)uts' Barents
Limcrgo Training
K firsi ol three training ses
i ior patents ot prospective
scouts in i ne paca to De iorm
ii Leiinai r-icintiuary scnooi.
oe touuueiea at b p.m. 'inurs
wun v. c. Mccurry of uie
vine buy scout oitice in
!??
1 interested adults have been
Ml to aiimid mis training ses
boys ?, u, ana 1U years oid
?ugioie 10 tit'couie Cud scouts.
PARK
leatre urogram
IHtKS. & FR1.,
MlV. 5 6t tt
Story Of Three
Loves"
(in Cuior)
Marring
PIER ANGELI
KIRK DOUGLAS
Also Short Subjects
?
SATURDAY, NOV. 7
"Riders Of
Black River"
Marring
HARLES STARRETT
?
iUXDAY & MONDAY,
NOV. 8 & 9
"White Witch
Doctor"
(In Coior)
Starring
SUSAN HAYWARD
ROBERT MITCHUM
moky Mtn.
WIVE-IN
theatre
"am Rd. Dial GL 6-5446
Astern North Carolina's
Newest."
Children Under 12
Admitted free
?* Starts At 7:00 P. M.
thitrs. & fri.,
NOV. 5 & 6
he Great Sioux
Uprising"
(In Colott
Starring
JEFF C HANDLER
faith domergue
< olor Cartoon
saturday, nov. 7
double feature
"The Last
Outpost"
(In Color)
Starring
r,nald reagan
rH0xi)a fleming
?also?
"Best Of The
Badmen"
On Color)
Starring
Robert ryan
" aire trevor
six & mon.,
nov. 8 & 9
She's Back On
Broadway"
(In Color)
Starring
yroinia mayo
rene nelson
to|or Cartoon
'The Veils of Bagdad'
Exotic And Exciting
The high adventure of the 15th
Century Ottoman tsinpire and tne
giory and intrigue 01 naguad are
re-created in breathtaking action
ana oiazing Tecnmcoior 111 iniver
sai-ihtei national s production of
"The Vtns ot Uaguaa,' starring
Victor Mature ana Man Blancnaru,
whicn opens sunaay at the strand
tneatre.
Maiuie?tall, tanned and terrific
in a turoan?tills to the tun the
dimensions ot tne reckless, and
romantic Antar, who scourged the
plotters against Suleiman the Mag-1
niticent's rule. And Miss Blanchard,
his provocative partner 111 deliver
ing Arabian Nights retribution.
1 matches Victor's virility with the
' molt generous allotment ot allure
1 tne screen ha? given us in many
seasons, iter sinuous dances ai the
suury benma win sureiy send audi
ences out sighing.
And a fine group of performers
have Deen cast in leaiured roies.
Virginia rieid is all ice and nre
as tuc amorous wue oi the chiei
pioner. Leon Askin is excellent
as the eccentric Pasha, Guy tvoUe
leaves noUiuig to ue desired as
the cniel vinain, ana Luawig Do
nain delivers as tne leader of re
volt. Howard Peine, James Arness,
the athletic Nick Cravat, Palmer
: Lee and Jackie Loughery all regis
ter solidly.
Speaker Asserts Church
Keeps Democracy Alive
ucmuiiavji ? now jn a ueatn
grip with a hostile ideology?will
not survive without the aiu of the
cnurch."
This was the theme of a talk by
Rupert McGregor, president of
Montreat College and the Montreat
Assembly, at a meeting of the Way
nesville Kiwanis Club Tuesday
lught.
"We in America tend to forget,"
Mr. McGregor said, "that democ
racy in this country rests on three
things:
1. Faith in the capacity of the
common man.
2. Self-evident powers of truth.
3. The Universe is on the side of
the society which aims at the
brotherhood of man."
Mr. McGregor also asaerted:
"Modern democracy has not'gone'
where the I'rotestarlt church has
not gone before."
The program was arranged by a
I visiting group of Asheville Kiwanis
members. Waynesville Kiwanians
will journey to Asheville in De
cember to put on an exchange pro
Puts Bee On Neighbors
Vv EST HARTFORD, Conn. <AP)
|?Neigsbors complained about the
bees Otto Swenson kept in his yard
and had him arrested. He quickly
brushed up on the law. The judge
! dropped the case.
Swenson had learned that the
! law says that neighbors or no
neighbors, all he had to do to keep
the bees legally is get a permit
from the town clerk. The permit
I cost him twenty-five cents.
?
Keep your muffin pans in a
handy place. Besides using them
for muffins and cup-cakes, they're
fine for rolls and tart shells. If
you are buying new muffin pans,
jmu may find it useful to acquire
two pans with six cups in each,
rather than one twelve-cup pan.
gram at the Kiwanis Club there.
It was announced at the meet
ing that the Waynesville club will
buy a beef animal at the Fat Stock
Show at Asheville, and will also
sponsor a turkey shoot before
Thanksgiving.
A new Kiwanis member, Bob
Conway, was introduced at the
meeting which was presided over
by President Bob Winchester.
Waynesville
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Children Under 12
Admitted FREE
Show Starts At 7:00 P. M.
THURSDAY, NOV. 5
"Jamaica Run"
(In Color)
Starring
RAY MILLAND
ARLENE DAHL
?
FRIDAY, NOV. 6
"Voodoo Tiger"
Starring
JOHNNY WEISMULLER
? ALSO ? *
5 Color Cartoons
?
SATURDAY, NOV. 7
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Allegheny
Uprising"
Starring
CLAIRE TREVOR
JOHN WAYNE
?ALSO?
"Code Two"
Starring
ELAINE STEWART
SALLY FORREST
Color Cartoon
?
SUN. & MON.,
NOV. 8 & 9
"Pick Up On
South Street"
Starring
RICHARD WIDMARK
JEAN PETERS
THELMA RITTER
News and Cartoon
Stnand
^Ueatne
THURS. & FRI.,
NOV. 5 & 6
"NO ESCAPE"
WITH
LEW A'YRES ?
AND
MARJORIE STEELE
SATURDAY ONLY. NOV. 7
H' 1| M
Cartoon &
"Secret Code" No. 8
SUN. & MON.,
NOV. 8 & 9
VMMHFIBO MTMVE
A IWE?$AI INTERNATIONAL PICTURE
Cartoon ? Shorts
And News
Draft Board's Procedure
Specified By Regulations
'thousands of young men in Hay
wout. v.uuUi; u??e ?uc4U) leu uie
?uuucui.e u> Luc urn 1 ooara auu
uieie are many more aim to come,
out, aiuiou*u tne purpose 01 uie
lkmuQ u near enougu, many peo
ple ate uuiaiuutar wuh iu uieuioa
01 operation.
'ft ciear up any misunderstand
ings, nere s lite way your araii
uoaid vtoras?as requueu oy lea
si ai taw:
Young men first become ac
quaiuteu wnu tne ooaro soon alter
itieir ioin uirtuuay. 1 ue law re
quires an mates to register wttn
tn to aays alter tney oecome is
years 01 age. And tnere are legal
penalties lor^tanure to register.
Alter registration, however, men
Kan "rest easy" tor anotner year
anu a nail oecause questionnaires
are not sent out now unul a regis
trant is itfVi years old.
Wuesiionnaires must be returned
witnin 10 dayg.
When questionnaires are return
ed, men are put into one of the
lonowing categories:
1-A; avauaoie lor induction.
1-AO: conscientious objector,
available for non-combat service
(none has been sent in this county
in recent years).
1-C: members of the armed
forces, enlisted or inducted, and
(alter discharge) armed lorces dis
charged or reserve.
1-D: members of reserve com
ponents or students taking military
training.
l-O: conscientious objector,
available lor civilian work con
tributing to maintenance of the na
tional health, safety, or interest.
1-S: student deferred by statute
(this class is divided into 1-SH
for high school students and 1-SC
for college students).
1-W; onscientious objector per
forming civilian work contributing
to the national health, safety, or
interest.
2-A: registrant deferred because
of civilian occupation ? such as
those men in key scientific or med
ical work who are difficult to re
place, or men in certain types of
apprentice training.
2-C: registrants deferred because
of agricultral occupation (only a
few such deferments have been
granted by the local board in re
cent years).
2-S: registrants deferred be
cause of study in college tto re
latU uus CiaMulCailon, a man WUM
uave a certain r#uog in uia ciassi.
l-?; mairieo m?u ?iiii i cnua
or cnuaren, averred tor reasons
01 exacine narusmp or privatum
to uepgnuetns. launnea men stun
cnuuien must nave auomittea
cvtuente on or beiure Au?usl xo,
i?oj, iu#l ue nas a cdua or cnu
uiau wun wnom ne maintains a
oona tine lanuiy reiationsnip.i sin
gle men are aiso cias&ineo in tius
category wnen tneir mother or
iatuer is ncpenuent upon ttiem
?or support.
4-a; tnose who completed 90
days of active service Deiween De
ceinner V, 1941 ana, heptemoer 2,
laso, It months or more between
September lb, 1940, apa June 24,
1940, or were hononbiy discharg
ed aiter three years of active duty
duty after June 24, 1940. Soie
surviving tons also come under this
classification.
4-11: officials deferred by law.
4-C; alien.
4-D: minister of religion or div
inity school student.
4-F; physically, mentally, or mor
ally unfit tfewer such determents
are granted In this category now
than during World War 11).
5-A: registrant over-age (this
may be 20 for some men, 35 for |
others).
Whenever a man is classified in
1-A, he may appeal this classifica
tion by filing a written notice with-'
in 10 days, and may also ask to
appear before the board to plead
his case.
After notice of his classification,
a man can be ordered to report for
pre-induction examination within
10 days. After this examination,
he can be called for induction with
in 21 days.
Men who fall to respond iu the i
summons for the draft board are
reported to the FBI. One way in
which a man can get into trouble
with the government is failure to
report a change of address to the
draft board.
Haywood County's draft board is
currently comprised of Way Mease
of Canton, chairman; Col. J. H.!
Howell of Waynesville, and Harley j
Bryson of Iron Duff. Board Clerk
is Miss fidna McCracken of j
Waynesville. Rufus Siler of
Waynesville recently resigned as
draft board chairman after serv
ing for four years.
Haywood Schools Prepare
Education Week Programs
i TIoifUifkA/l eiiKnnlc urtll I
i Zoo Furnishes
War Bonnets
DALLAS (AP)?Eagles are get
ting scarce in these parts or In
dians aren't the eagle-eyed marks
men they used to be. So says' Dal
las zoo man Laurence Curtis. Ten
Indians from Anadarko, Oklahoma,
reservation visited the zoo to gath
er cast-off tail feathers from the
floors of the eagle cages. They use
them to make war bonnets.
Tax Discrimination
' HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) ?
There's discrinmation between
sexes under the new Pennsylvania
sales tax. If a woman buys a gar
ter belt for herself, it's exempt
from the tax. But if a man buys
garters for himself, he must pay
the one per cent levy.
Revenue Department officials
won't give a reason for the dis
tinction between the gadget used
to hold up wodien's stockings and
the gadget used by men.
SMassie
Furniture
Lo.
Main Street
a*ajnuvu cviiwio tt kn ui/ovi tv
American Education week ? No
vember 8-14( with varied programs,
and some schools will stage open
house during the week, inviting
friends and patrons to visit the
schools and see the work that is
being done.
Other schools will put on special
P. T. A. Programs, and some oth
ers will use window displays and
radio talks.
Mrs. M. G. Stamey, and Mrs.
1 Carl Ratcllffe, supervisors, said
| that every Haywood school would
make some recognition of the oc
casion. There are 19 schools in
the Haywood system, and Miss
Alma Browning, supervisor of
Canton schools, plans similar ob
servances in the six schools there.
Basic Weapons
HADDAM. Conn. (AP) ? Gas
ton 6chreiber, a Wbrld War I army
captain with a reputation for
marksmanship, took three shots re
cently at a fox raiding his chicken
farm here. He missed each time.
The fox was less fortunate when
it returned to Schreiber's farm
two days later. Mrs. Schreiber hit
It squarely between the eyes with
a stone, knocking it cold, and kill
ed it with a club.
In Santiago, Chile, the owner or
manager of a building which
catches fire is arrested and must
prove that the Are was an accident.
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