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So This Is New York
My
NORTH CALLAHAN
The New York City jaywalkers
are going to get their come-up
pance. By this fall, says the traf
fic commissioner, thesc wild folks
of the color-olind corners who dash
across in front of frantic motor
ists are going to be fined?if they
keep it up. The new regulation
started with the school season, the
law officers feeling children are
easier to teach than hard-headed
blank-eyed adults. Well, that will be
a welcome sight to see, New York
pedestrians having to obey the
fender of a screeching automobile
ing a darting dope grazing the front
fender o fa screeching automobile
or a wandering wortian out there
in the street doing a doll dance
amidst the swooshing machines.
3
A guest at a dinner here recent
ly sat and listened while the busi
ness manager of one of the big
magazines sounded off about what
a woagu'ful firm his was to work
for. he had gone on for about
an hour, he turned to the man sit
ting next to him and asked him it
, he did not agree.' "We in the per
sonnel field don't understand the
policy of your publishing firm,"
was the reply. "It teems to us you
I have many stuffy rules for your
workers, that you show favoritism
in promotions and that you have a
bad retirement system." The busi
ness manager was so astonished he
could say nothing. Later, he corner
ed his host and asked who that m^p
was who sat next to him at the
| table. "Oh him." replied the host,
' "he's vice president of the biggest
personnel counseling service in the
i country,"
Carl Sandburg stopped smoking
i cigars recently after puffing on
j them for 62 years, he told me. Now.
he said, occasionally when he
comes across a cigar butt which
\ has not quite lost all of its savor,
from its affluvial smell he receives
a strong hint of the habit he prac
ticed for so long?but Jhis is as
near as he comes to smoking, he'll
have you know!
3
There was a display in the long
window of an insurance company
on 44th Street which tak-as one
back many years. It is a rare and
vivid exhibit of mellowed tools
and relics of yesteryear and be
gins with pictures of the covered
road bridges which wore so com
mon at the turn of the century.
Crude metal saws make dne won
! der how they could ever cut the
Wood thev so well did for fireplace
and kitchen; broad axes that taxed
a man's back to swing them; froes
for cutting sweet-smelling oaken
shingles; flails for beating by hand
the wheat and oats: a man's boot
nailed to a post and used as an
early mail box; jacks to elevate the I
family carriage when it broke down
in the plain-dirt road; and wide,
flat wooden paddles for patting
feather beds into shape after the j
| tousling of the night.
Senator Stuart Symington said
the first time he paid a call on the]
j lady who is now his wife, tho form
er Eve Wadsworth, he was greet
j ed at the door by a butler in white
| gloves. "I thought he was her
father. Senator Wadsworth, and
; shook hands with him warmly,"
Symington said. "I made a poor
impression on ttv father but I
made a lifetime friend out of that
butler."
r . ?3?
This sidewalk superintendent
stuff would be funny if it were not
so elaborate nowadays. At Park
Avenue and 52nd Street a new
building is going up, and the fence
surrounding the job is equipped
with concave plexiglass bubbles ar
ranged so that short, rqedium
height and tall watchers caR view
the goings-on from the sidewalk.
Not only this, but the rubberneck
ers hear records played softly,
while a voice tells the history of
the site from the time of old Pete
P>?g-Leg Stuyvesant. Then a ver
sion of the same commentary is
given over the loudspeaker in
French.
NOTICE
OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE OF
THE TOWN OF WAYNESVILLE
TO EXTEND ITS CORPORATE
LIMITS
All * persons owning property
within the area hereinafter describ
ed, and all qualified voters resid
ing within the area hereinafter
described, proposed to be annexed
by the Town of W'aynesville. and
all qualified voters residing within
th^ corporate limits of the Town
of W'aynesville will take notice that
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
of the Town of Waynesville will
meet on Wednesday, November 14.
1956, at three o'clock P. M. at the
Town Hall in the Town of Waynes
ville for further consideration of
adopting ordinance for the exten
sion of the corporate limits of the
Town of W'aynesville to include
within the said corporate limits
the following boundary or area,
namely:
BEGINNING at a stake at a
street intersection at the South
east corner of Lot No. 1. in Block
"G" and runs thence with the
Southwesterly margin of Sylvan
Drive N. 49? 30' W. 825 feet to a
stake at the N. W. corner of Lot
No. 16 in said Block "G"; thence
S. 40? 30' W. 330 feet to a stake
in Noland line, corner of Lots Nos.
17 and 18 in Block "F"; thence
with said Noland line 'now Reinert
son) S. 49" 30* E. 600 feet to a
stake at the S E. corner of Lot
No. 29. and the S, W. corner of Lot
No. 30; thence S. 30? 15' W. 172
feet to a beech: thence S. 33? E.
64'-j feet to a stake in the Noland
Sloan line 'now Smathers-Reinerl
son line); thence N. 67? E, 208
feet with said line to a stake at or
near the branch; thence down the
branch in an Easterly direction
with said Smathers line about 300
feet to a stake; said stake being S.
8? E. from the beginning: thence
N 8 W 125 feet to the BEGIN
NING. and being and including
Lots Nos. 1 to 28 inclusive, (all)
of Block "G" and Lots Nos. 18 to
36 and about half of 37 inclusive
in Block "F" of Chestnut Park Ad
dition to the Town of Wavnesvill?
as per map recorded in Map Book
"A" page 94, and also including
a small lot at a spring conveyed
in a deed from Reeves Noland.
All residents and qualified vot
ers of the Town of Wavnosville
will take notice thai the owners
of prM^rty hereinbefore described
prop^^B to consent to said proo
erty T^ing included within the
corporate limits of the Town of
W'aynesville, and unless the quali
fied voters of the Town of W'aynes
ville, on or before November 14.
' 1956. at three o'clock P.M. object
to said corporate extension and
file a petition opposing the same
signed by at least fifteen per cent
of the qualified voters residing
within the present corporate limits
of the Town of W'avnesville that
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
will consider the adoption of an
ordinance extending the corporate
limits of the Town of Wavnesville
to include said additional area, as
provided bv the General Statutes
of North Carolina.
Done by authority of the Wavor
and Board of Aldormen of the
'Town of Waynesv'ille. this 10th day
of October, 1956.
MRS SUE HINCKLEY.
Town Clerk.
2705?O 11-18-25 N 1
.state of North Carolina
Department of State
PRELIMINARY
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
1 To All to Whom These Presents
May Come?Greeting;
WHEREAS. It appears to my
satisfaction, by duly authenticated
| record of the proceedings for the
voluntary dissolution thereof by
? the unanimous consent of alt the
! stockholders, deposited in my of
fice. that the RICHLAND FI
NANCE COMPANY, a corporation
of this State, whose principal of
fice is situated at No. 2f>4 Main
Street, in the Town of Waynes
ville. County of Haywood. State
of North Carolina (Paul L. Davis
being the agent therein and in
j charge thereof, upon whom process
may he served), has complied with
j the requirements of Chapter 55.
General Statutes, entitled "Corpo
rations." preliminary to the issuing
of this Certificate of Dissolution:
NOW THEREFORE. I THAD
EURE. Secretary of State of the
State of North Carolina, do hereby
certify that the said corporation
did. on the 8th day of October
1956. file in my office a duly exe
cuted and attested consent in writ
ing to the dissolution of said
corporation, executed by all the
stockholders thereof, which said
consent and the record of the pro
ceedings afonesaid arc now on file
in my said office as provided by
law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have hereto set my hand and af
fixed my official seal a} Raleigh,
this 8th day of October, A. D 1956.
THAD EURE
Secretary of State
I 2704?O 11-18-25 N 1
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS at Fines Creek High
School this term are (seated, from left) Frances
Rector, vice president; Jerry Ferguson, president:
Joan Davis, secretary; (standing) Novella Sector,
reporter, and Margaret Rogers, treasurer.
(Mountaineer Photo).
GOP Precinct Meetings In
County Being Arranged
The Haywood County Republi
can Executive Committee has de
clared Monday, October 22, as
Precinct Day in the county, ac
cording \o an announcement by
Gudger Duckett, GOP County
chairman.
Every effort is being made,
Duckeii said. to have a Republic ;
can precinct meeting in each pre
cinct of the County next Monday, i
In some cases the meeting will be !
held in homes; in other instances
the meetings will be held in public
buildings such as schools, where
arrangements can be made, the
chairman stated.
The Haywood County Young
Republicans Club, headed by Scy- I
mour Singleton, is taking the lead
in organizing the precinct meet
ings, Duckett said. At some of
the precinct meetings the Repub
lican candidate for Congress from
this district, Richard C. Clark of
Hendersonville, will be the fea- j
| tured speaker. A full prograrm i
aimed at furthering the candidacy '
| of the local and National ticket :
has been planned for each of the j
meetings, Duckett said, and he
urged "that all party members at
tend in their respective prcincts.
The precinct meeting places and
the hour were announced as fol
lows:
Consolidated meeting of the !
Pigeon, Center Pigeon. East Fork. ,
and Cecil precincts will be held at
Bethel School att 7:30 p.m. Mon
day Another Consolidated meet
ing of the Aliens Creek. Big Creek,
Crahtree. Fines Creek No. 1, Fines
Creek No. 2, Hazelwood. Lake
Junaluska, Saunook, Center Way
nesville, West Waynesville, South
Waynesville, East Waynesville,
and White Oak precincts will be
held at the Waynesville Court
House at 6:30 p.m, Monday. Beav
erdam No. 1 will meet with Troy
Morrow. Canton, Beaverdam No.
2 will meet at the polling place at
7:00 p.m. Friday night, October ]
10. Beaverdam No. 4 will meet at
Mrs. Frank Mann's, Canton. Beav
erdam No. 3, Beaverdam No. 5,
Beaverdam No. 6, and Beaverdam
No. 7 will meet at the Eisenhower
Headuarters at 7:00 p.m. Monday.
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