Ijrs, Earl Warren Pressed Ito Service By Capital fharity And Civic Groups ?v JANE eads ??.? - 'jUlIINGTON -Mrs. Earl . ?r. ,i>1 the new chief jl!< .1 - been pressed Kn:.g . .. patroness, an old iibsIl'i. t "in to help drum i n' more notable i.enterprises. ^ j11.. .'ii third - ranking , 0I it i Mod is one of the r.r : Il.e National Sym U Or. ? ? - third annual pee eOl . < t - l ies This is be 4 to i:< " Warren's first s nonorary appointment ;.nce com-1 ing to the capital. Undoubtedly she'll ke deluged with others. She is expected to be on hand for the opening concert of the "Four Golden Afternoons" series Nov. 5. Mrs. Eisenhower has consented to serve as honorary chairman, and among others on the patroness committee is Mme. Munthe de Morgenstierne, wife of the Nor wegian ambassador, who because of the length of his service here, is dean of the diplomatic corps. Mrs. Eisenhower was among those who donated items for the nearby Montgomery County, Mary .and, GOP women s auction party recently. Pr rmer Sen. Harry Cain iK.-Wash.) and former screen star Constance Bennett were auc tioneers. Thirty Republican gov ernors and other prominent party faithfuls also donated items to help the ladies raise funds for politicking in the countv. People are wondering who the two women are, out of 200, who dared to smoke at a recent While House lea. They puffed along un concernedly, dropping their ashes on the floor, until a White House aide in dress uniform and gloves passed by. They stopped him and (ggsflg^oit#s for 1, HUNT'S CATSUP 14-oz Bottle J yc JERRELL'S DRY MILK SOLIDS 2 7 oz Pk9s 15C NORTHERN TISSUE 3 Rolls25c RINSO Large Box 25? DUNDEE GRAPE JUICE 2 Pints 25c OLEOMARGARINE lb J 7c lAKER'S COCOANUT 4-oz Pkg 15? HUDSON NAPKINS 80 Count White Pkg J Qc ?F-G MAYONNAISE Qt. Jar 53? . * 24 Oz. C Ma^e Big BAr You'll need Armoi P l ? SHC tewdnft =: 3 IB. CAN Ths CR? WESSON OIL o Fc Shortening {>9 ^777 tiVJV Can JNER SAUSAGE . 35c ir's )RTENING .. 3 lb Ctn 03c Spray 16 oz. Can lNBERRY SAUCE .... 20c aS (Fresh Local) Doz 59c Bunch i!21IL>9 Turnips QR ioc FRYERS 45c Fresh Ground BEEF . . lb 35c 'OTATOES.... 10 lbs 25c lorida GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 25? Nsh Muslard GREENS 2lbs 25c ?nto COFFEE lb 84c pile !!'??..? No. HO ? Cans pPLE SAUCE 2 35= Armour's VIENNA SAUSAGE.... 19c TREET 12-oz Can 43c CHILI Without Beans.... 27c DEVILED TONGUE 16c LIVER SPREAD 16c BEEF STEW 16-ozCan39c B_, I Roval Instant Morton's Tall Can ? I PUDDING SALT 2 27c I llc I 2 Boxes 21? | igrTjfgTTim P^TEri^ . _ CPL. ROY ELMER SISK, U. S. Marine Corps, was recently pro moted to his present rank at Quantico, Va. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sisk of Waynesville. Route 3. Cpl. Sisk entered the Marines in Decem ber, 1951, following graduation from Waynesville High School, and received basic training at Parris Island, S. C. He re-enlist ed fast August for a three year period. KOY T. SCOTT, son w mre. i.ura Moll, ot Ciyae, has Just completed iO weens ot intensive training ai the Marine center at Tarns tsianu, S. C. lie is now Trivaie rirst Class. Kent Complaints Kise NEW YORK (AP) ? So many tenants nave complained againsi landlords since ine stale anowed a lo per cent boost 111 rents last May 1 mat this city had to buy tour new automatic typewriters to an swer them. The department of housing and buildings reported it now receives 7U0 to uOU complaints daily, com pared to an average of 550 a day tasf yeair. Radar For Speeders LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) ? You won't be able to dispute with Fay ette County patrolmen about how fast you were driving when their cars are equipped with radar. Patrol cars, equiupped with the device, will operate on roads, pre ceded and followed by check cars. Motorists' speed will be registered as they pass through a 150 x 40 foot screen and descriptions of speeding vehicles will be radioed to check cars. ? proferred him the butts. "Say, would you take these, please?" said one, "I don't see any ash trays." Lt. Gen. Anthony G. McAuliffe and Mrs. McAuliffe, who both love music, are going to live on Richard Wagner Strasse at Stuttgart, Ger many, ' when the General takes over as commander of the Seventh Army. The general's lady is a talented hostess, famed for her wonderful Hawaiian dinners and "sukiyaki," a dish she learned to make while living in Japan. LAFF- A-DAY "Don't worry! If it turns out I can't support her, I'll let you know." I Make Dol 1 ? FOR SANDING inside curves ^ sod irregular surfaces, cement k a sandpaper disk to the bottom * of a rubber inner-tube valve. | Insert the metal tip in the chuck of your electric drill or ^ flexible ? shaft outfit. Keep 3 several valves on hand with ^ different grades of production ^ I paper on them. 'oil Gives Trouble HARTFORD, Conn. (AP> >ry drst day that the to! lised from flv* to ten cer otorist handed a ruckle t illector at the Charter ridge. That's all his wife hr ? en him as he left for work, he ex plained, because she "didn't know - The they'd raised the price." II was "I felt so sorry for the guy." a its, a bridge official said, "that I dug 0 the ' doWn into my pocket and gave the Oak , . fellow a nickle so he could cross id giv-l the bridge." The driver didn't say where he intended to get the dime for the return trip home. Coal reserves in the United , States account for 40 per cent of the world total. About two out of every one hun dred person* in the United State* who are over 40 years old have glaucoma, the disease whifh causes blindness by increasing the pres sure of the fluid inside the eyes. Want ads bring *shk 11 ?l*i, Dixio-Homa Quality Fresh Mild Flavor ??"?? Hoat And Servo?Franco Am. Mayonnaise 29' SSILiz.,5t * DaoaIioc ll-Ox. AA. Enjoy A Gcoa Cup Of Tea! Invigorating Dixie-Homo I wMVllCS Pkg. VWV TJj^ ^ f Economical Whito House C A 40' "' L ?J Apple Jelly30c - So Handy To Hava On Hand!?Hostess Cream Style Corn 3? 31' For Those Heartier Cold Weather Appetites!?Van Camp's PORK & BEANS K-25' Packed From Full-Ripe Pineapples On Libby's Own Hawaiian Plantations! Crushed Pineapple 2 ~ 49' PietCuiont ? FROZEN FOODS! BUTTER BEANS BROCCOLI CUTS GREEN PEAS CUT CORN 237c A Quality-Tender U. S. Choice He avy Beef! Boneless Top We Have A Complete Line of FRUIT CAKE INGREDIENTS Round Steak 79' Enjoy The Delicious Flavor Of Quality-Tender U. S. Choice Beef CUBE STEAK 79* Quality-Tender U. S. Choice Beef?Boneless Round Let's Have liver And Onionsl Genuine TIP ROAST . 79c Quality-Tender U. S. Choice Beef Boneless RUMP ROAST ? 79c DAIRY VALUES! Mountain Viow Farm Grade A?Fresh Shipped EGGS 59c Good All Purpose Tasty YELLOW CHEESE 49c CALVES' LIVEIL99c Fresh Quality-Tender GROUND VEAL " 29c FISH VALUES! Economical Fresh Dressed WHITING 2 25c Economy Cut Steaks?King MACKEREL - 29c VALUES FROM THE DIXIE-HOME GARDEN! Sweet Juicy ) Fla. Oranges ?- 49* N, Sweet Juicy Florida Froth Green GRAPEFRUIT 423c COLLARDS i 17c Canadian Waxed Fall Rustett RUTABAGAS 2-13c PEARS. .. 2. 29c Grated Tuna i STAR-KIST I ? 35c Macaroni t Spaghetti I SKINNER'S I 2 25c For Family Wash I FAB K X 29c Wilson Tasty M 0 R ,2c?" 45c Wilson Vienna Sausage 2 ??'. 35c Chopped Baby Foods GERBER'S 14s Soap Powder OCTAGOH ;"" Wilson Corned Beef ; H A S H "c?- 29c Wilson Flavorful i Pig Feet 23c . Southern Gold V* MARGARINE "? 24c . Laundry Soap OCTAGON 2 15c Dry Skim Milk ^ CLOVERLEAF | 7?: 17c I MarVELous For Dishes VEL | 23c 1 Household Cleanser AJAX ? | 2 '$?? 25o

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