Cagney, Derek , Star In Thriller 'Run For Cover' Alive with hiving dramatic force, "Run Tor Core/," most pow ' crful frontier story since "Shane," will open Sunday at the Strand j Theatre. Starring James Cagney, i Viveca Lindfors and John Derek, with Joan HershoJt featured, Para mount's rugged Western has been received as a drama of unusual im pact wherever it has been shown. filmed in the astonishing gran deur of the new Vlsfca-Vi^oi* add i In color by Techntcoldr, "Run For Cover" is the robust story of two frontier men trapped in a situation beyond their control, and of the woman whose love helped one of them fight his way out. The magnificent Colorado moun tain country is the setting for "Run For Cover." To this restless terri tory comes James Cagney, a man forced by chance to ma'ke hfs gun uphold a reputation he doesn't de serve. Cagney has a life behind him he is trying to forget, a life that ' has been cruelly unjust to him but has brought him a firm confidence . in the lawful, orderly way. Frbm the moment he meets headstrong John Derek, hbwever. he hdB to fight an alarming reputation of the very life he iff dodging, and hlc out age and understanding are put to tests no man should be made to face. His answer to the challenge, even In the face of Derek's strange and unfathomable behavior, his un erring instinct in solving the prob lems of his love for Viveca Lind fors, and the overpowering tension of the final explosive situation Into which he is thrown in spite of all he can do to avoid them are the elements of which a great drama is made. Dead Center COLUMBIA, S. C. (AP)?Work men measured to the center of a block on South Main St., here and painted a traffic lino. They moved on to the next block, measured out from one curb and painted a traf fic line. But it wasn't in the center. The second block was consider ably wdier than the first block, and the woikers had used the same measurement from the curb they'd used in the previous block. So tbey had to scrape up the line in the second block and paint another right down the middle. Half the people of Formosa are farmers, says the National Geo graphic Society. Lichens grows more widely over the earth's surface than any other kind of plant. runtirnLa ai me annual meeting 01 me uoara 01 inisiees 01 the Lake Junaluska Methodist Assembly tomorrow and Saturday will include Edwin L. Jones, Charlotte, president; Bishop Costen J. Harrell, also of Charlotte, vice president; the Rev. J. W. Fowler, Jr., assembly superintendent, and Dr. George E. Clary, Sr., Atlan ta, Ga.. program director. EDWIN L. JONES rrr. ? BISHOP COSTEN J. IIARRELL REV. J. W. FOWLER, JR. a ? <1 .* ii? ? J DR. GEORGE E. CLARY, SR. Rebirth Of Courage Is Need Of Work, Audience At Lake Told By Bosley HTl.? ?* i I j iic leuirm ui courage we neea to face these critical days is pos sible only through religion," Or. Harold A. Bosley of Evanston, 111., said in his series of lectures at the Lake Junaluska Methodist As sembly. "Once more the church must be come a great teaching institution," Dr. Bosley said. "If we are too lazy to deal with our problems then they will be passed along to our children simply because we are afraid." Dr. Bosley, former dean of the Duke University Divinity School and pastor of the First Methodist Church In Evanston since 1950, concluded his series of five lec tures this morning at the lake. He spoke at the closing sessions of the Southwide Ministers' Confer ence and preliminary to the open ing tonight of the Laymen's Con ference. "Let the Christian Church be ware of softness in this day of big problems and little answers," Dr. Bosley said. "We are overwhelm ed by a procession of Issues head ed by war and peace, economic and racial injustice, but we have big answers ? as big as the love of God ? if we are Christian enough to use them." Dr. Bosley added: "Signs of softness in our culture are indicated by intelectual flabbi ness, ethical insencitivity and spiritual complacency. Our fear of the familiar is one of America's great dangers. Life is not an ad venture but a mistake if we permit familiar customs, habits, conven tion and tradition act as blinders to the social and economic issues of our times. "The familiar tends to smother the meaning, mystery and glory of life and to blur the sin and shame of the status quo. If we refuse to change or break with custom, in stitutions and conventions which are linked to injustice, then we are in trouble with God. "Christianity needs no apology, but merely understanding." Rome has a subway seven miles long. Many chemical substances exist only in the solid form, disinte grating as soon as they melt. Whaling ships now use helicop ters to spot whales. Georgia, Tar Heel Pastors 1 To Lead Nine-State Meet This Week At Junaluska .... ? - ? i The Rev. Lester Rumble of Augusta, Ga? and the Rev. O. L. Hathaway, Fayettevllle. will head the nine-state southeastern Meth ddlst Ministers' Conference dur ing the next year. Dr. Rumble, pastor of St. John Methodist Church in Augusta, was elected president of the pastors' section of the. conference, which ended Tuesday at Lrfke Juttaluska. Dr. Hathaway was elected presi dent of the district superintend- ; ents" section. The outgoing presidents are the i Rev. Millard C. Cleveland, Tampa, | of the pastors' section, and the Rev. James A. Fisher, Brownville, i Tenn., of the district superintend ents. The Rev. J. E. Merchant Clin- J ton, S. C., was elected vice presi dent of the pastors' section, and the Rev. W. H. Poore, Richmond, Ky., secretary. Other new officers of the district superintendents' section are the Rev. J. O. Smith, Spartanburg, S. C., vice president, and the Rev. W. Leroy Baker, Henderson, Ky., secretary-treasurer. The superintendents also elect e'd five members of on executive j committee ? the Rev. Anthony ' Hearn, Savannah, Ga.; the Rev. P. D. Wilson, Tuscaloosa, Ala.; the Rev. George Williams, New Al bany, Miss.; the Rev. Clare Cotton, West Palm Beach, Fla., and. the Rev. R. H. Duncan, Knoxville. Joyce Smith New Head Of Girl's Auxiliary Joyce Smith was elected presi dent of the Green Valley Girls Auxiliary at a meeting last night at the home of Nancy Messer. Other officers chosen were. Nancy Messer, vice president; Judy Smith, secretary; Kathy Queen, assistant secretary; Judy Frazier. Droeram chairman; Mrs. Carl Duncan, treasurer; pianists, j Nancy Messer and Kathy Queen; Doris Snyder, announcer. Introduced at the meeting was a new member of the auxiliary, Clara Jean Cwart. A social hour followed the busi ness session. The auxiliary's next meeting will be August 24 at the home of Kathy Queen. _____________ Cash Deal MILES CITY, Mont. (AP) ? Justice of the Peace Herbert Abel was sympathetic with John Swan son, 68. He was Shabby and there were holes in his tennis shoes. Abel fined Swanson $25 after Swanson pleaded guilty to steal ing a 35-cent package of figs. Swanson reached into his shabby jeans, pulled out $890, paid the $25 fine and went on his way. Haywood Institute Reunion Set A reunion of former students, ( teachers, and friends of Haywood ] Institute will be held Strnday, Au gust 7, on the old institute , grounds, it has been announced. The reunion program will in clude: Picnic dinner, 1 p.m.; session, "Do You Remember?"; erection of a marker, and discussion of plans for a 1956 reunion. The event is expected to attract 20( persons, according to Mrs. Lee Evans, chairman in charge of ar rangements. Friends of the institute are in vited to attend and bring a picnic basket. Library To Show Films For Adults Four films for adults will be shown at the Haywood County Li brary Friday morning at 10 o'clock. This is the third in a series of four such showings, sponsored by the Library during the summer months. The films for this event will be Camouflage in Nature Through Form and Color, Camouflage in Nature Through Pattern Making, Art and Life in Italy, and Mon arch Butterfly. All adults are invited. A child of school age coming with an adult will be admitted. Musk oxen are being tested as domestic animals for U. S. farms. Methodist General Boad Met Wednesday At Law The executive committee of the Methodist Church's General Board ' ttf Lay Activities, which has its national headquarters in Chicago, met Wednesday at Lake Junaiuska. Several members of the group, which includes ministers and lay- 1 men, are staying at the lake to at- ' tend the annual meeting of Meth odist laymen of nine southeastern states, tonight through Sunday. Ray H. Nichols of Vernon, Tex., editor and publisher of the Daily RVcord, is president of the nation al lay board. He will speak at the southeastern lay meeting Friday night and Saturdav morning. Fran H. Fabcr of Minneapolis, Minn., is vice president, and Carl W. Haggard, Lexington, Ky., is sec retary. The executive secretary of the Chicago headquarters, is Rob ? ^ ?M ?rt G. Mayfield. Other members of the, tee are Bishop Glenn r | Denver, C'ol" ; the lu-v. tr, VVeldon, Gastoni:r. tiu p,? Johnson. Musko , . Jolly, Peoria, 111 Thomas Buffalo, N. Y . and Alphe? Los Angeles, Calif. Moderh artificial eyes, ?o that they move ekenat, Want Ai LOST ? Between ?courts, Be Ik's one clasp earrf, cluster with sequiiK | call Canton 3159. Gold It 19 3 times as heavy at water. Mercury is the planet nearest to the Sun. STRAND THE A TRE Phone 6-1531 Thurs. - July 28 A MlJUtlOUS SEW LOOK ? I<L~*LUFE! ?* REOHAU) CARDIN1R ? BARgAHA BRITTOM <$jT A UNIVERSAL MTCRNATXMAL PITUtt ? Friday - July 29 See JENNIFER JONES CHARLTON HESTON | IN "RUBY GENTRY" ? | : Remember Free Ice Cream To AD Children and Six Color Cartoons J ? SATURDAY, JULY 30 "FORT TI" Starring George Montgomery Joan Vohs ? ALSO ? CARTOON AND CHAP. 14 bf "BLACK ARROW WAYNESVILLE I DRIVE-IN THEATRE TONIGHT SHOW STARTS AT 8 P. M. FREE CASH! play Hollywood T-O-N-I G-H T COMEDY ? and ? CARTOON FRIDAY ONLY BUD LOU ABBOTT COSTELLO "IN SOCIETY" '5' CARTOONS LAUGHS ? LAUGHS ! ! SATURDAY ONLY ?2 IT BIG HITS! r wm rww DONNA REED MAY WYNN k PML CAREY rup-y* IN COLOR PLUS HIT NO. 2 1 "CONFIDENCE GIRL" HILLARY BROOKS C-A-R-T-O-O-N STARTS SUN. till gpm THE THREE MOST EXCITING A SUSPENSE HOURS Of ALU MM ANDREWS AJPONNAREED COLOR I tUIUWI ???? Z CAKTUOJCB I ^ | PARK Theatre Program LAST TIME TODAY THURSDAY, JULY 28 Don't Miss Tarzan's Top Adventure! "TARZAN'S HIDDEN JUNGLE" Starring GORDON SCOTT VERA MILES ? FRIDAY, JULY 29 DOUBLE FEATURE! A Sherlock Holmes Adventure "THE SCARLET CLAW" Starring BASIL RATH BONE NIGEL BRUCE ? ALSO ? "WAGONS WEST" Starring ROD CAMERON SATURDAY, JULY 30 "WRANGLER'S ROOST" Starring THE RANGE BUSTERS RAY CORRIGAN ?Phw Selected Short Subjects ? ? ? SUN. A MON., JULY 31 A AUG. 1 "THE MARAUDERS" (In Color) Starring DAN DUREYA JEFF RICHARDS KEENAN WYNN ? WATCH FOR "ESCAPE TO BURMA" COMING BOON TO TUB PAHS! [Make Do I AP Nawslaoturss A BRILLIANT safety signal to reflect headlights when nighttime roadside repairs are necessary can be made from a discarded electric heater cone. Strips of reflector tape or luminous paint can line the concave surface. Popular Science magazine suggests . sestewing old htaCag element and wiring. Smoky Mtn. DRIVE-IN THEATRE Balsam Rd. Dial GL 6-5446 Show Starts At Dusk THURS. & FRI., JULY 28 & 29 "DAVY CROCKETT INDIAN SCOUT" Starring GEORGE MONTGOMERY ELLEN DREW ? SATURDAY, JULY 30 DOUBLE FEATURE "RIDE CLEAR OF DIABLO!" (In Color) Starring AUDIE MURPHY DAN DURYEA ?ALSO? "NIAGARA" (In Color) Starring MARILYN MONROE JOSEPH COTTEN ? SUN., MON. & TUES., JULY 81, AUG. 1 & 2 3 BIG DAYS! "DUEL IN THE SUN" In Color Starring JENNIFER JONES And An All-Star Cast ?ALSO^ Cartoons and Short Stibjocte J/f . STRAND THE Mi DIAL GL 6-4551 SUN.. MON. & TUES., JULY 31, AUGUST l J aaotiOM nciw^^w-wunr \Fm2SF TOR 1 COVER f COLOR BV TECHNICOLOR ^ J CAGBI VlVECi urns JOHN DEI rit iUH HERSNOU - GRANT WIIHtRS-*M*wmr**iiiNitTMMS brxnuT# kMfcliasniHlB' lai?iliMWt.taiia|kMk-INtHm?:nt;.( I "1 CLOTHES SALE IN BELK'S BARGAIN BASEMENT Men's 10 Oz. Red Camel OVERALLS ? Sanforized Jy ? Low Back ? Zipper Bib % Sizes 30 to v Men's Khaki and Gray WORK PANTS ? First Quality # Sanforized # Double Stitched # Vat Dyed ? Sizes 29 - 42 Reg. $2.98 Mm ? 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