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in The Spotlight
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r ,„ h Brock Burgess did a little
nting at the Canton High
; .1 Football Stadium the night
Pert ember 14, and the Black
0 f Canton walked off the
the long end of a 37-0
nal score.
of “Speedy”
; e> , coupled with an almost
t'nctrable line, proned too much
local lads, as Canton chalk
! ! jp if, first downs to 6 for
icannanoa. Stamey, with excel
‘j blocking paving the way, in
"rcepted a Richard Sides pass at
' e mjdfield stripe and raced 50
£ ,,: s to score the first touchdown
, the opening quarter.
Swannanoa blundered a scoring
l, anC e in the second period. Jay
Burgess recovered a Canton
ble on the black Bear thirty,
nd after two end runs had
r , ; ght pleasant dividends. Jack
right heaved along one toward
who was racing into the
nd zone. A speedy lad by the
arae of Ivester stepped in the
ay, tucked the ball deep in his
he, and raced thirty yards back
p the field to end the threat,
jve plays brought Canton past
h midfield marker, where, with
nceiient blocking ahead, Stamey
igged the pigskin toward the
oalpnsts forty yeards away. Gene
arper tried a flying tackle that
died, Stamey eluded Richard
ides and Gilyard McClure and
utraced Jack Bright for the six
ointer.
Swannanoa missed again in the
pening moments of the second
alf. Making great gains against
anton’s second and third string
rs, the Warriors marched deep
ito Black Bear territory. After
line plunge failed, Sides tossed
bullet pass to Harper in the end
one, who responded by letting the
all slip through his arms.
Burgess, making his debut as
oach of the Swannanoa eleven,
instituted freely during the fra
as, but his experimenting proved
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hazardous as the Canton strong
men romped almost at will.
Bill Bartlett turned ip a fine
defensive performance "lit right
guard, while Richard Sides dis
played plenty of class in the Swan
nanoa backfield.
The Warriors journey to Hen
dersonville next Friday, where
they will meet the Bearcats in an
afternoon contest at the Hender
sonville Stadium.
Several stiff drills are on tap
this week for the Swannanoa boys,
as Coach Burgess will stress offen
sive tactics in preparation for the
Friday afternoon battle. Hender
sonville, sporting a winning com
bination for the past three sea
sons, will not break the monotony
come Friday, if they live up to
pre-season announcements.
Dick Bouknight, the Asheville
Tourist backstop who recently won
the Tri-State League batting
championship, receives our Hats
Off award for this week. Bouk
night, a veteran of the National
Passtime, finished the season
with a lusty .359 batting average,
six points ahead of Charlotte’s
Jose Zardon.
A natural hitter in every re
spect, Bouknight arrived at the
Asheville ballyard midway of the
season. Sidelined for ten days
when he was spiked at home plate,
Bouknight recovered and within
four weeks was found at the top
of the Tri-State hitting ladder.
Be a Good Sport wherever you
go, and I’ll meet you in the Spot
light next week.
DIRECT ACTION . . . William
G. Williams, 70, Washington,
D. C., the consulting engineer whe
as a “plain citizen,” protested
plan to ship material to Yugo
slavia and found his action start
ed movement for new organi
zation, “Direct Action.”
SWANNANOA NEWS
Swannanoa PTA
Holds Initial
Meet Os Year
Mrs. T. Allen Luther, of Ashe
ville, director of District No. 1,
North Carolina Congress of Par
ents and Teachers, was the prin
cipal speaker Thursday at the
first fall meeting of the PTA of
Swannanoa school.
New teachers and committee
chairmen were introduced during
the meeting and members of the
association voted to carry out sev
eral projects during the year.
Mrs. E. N. Howell, state presi
dent of the North Carolina Con
gress of Parent and Teachers,
was a guest at the meeting. Mrs.
Arnold Powell, president, presid
ed.
“Fly” Says Bill
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POWER LANDINGS
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In a normal landing, the plane
is partially stalled just before it
touches the ground. As you know
when the plane is stalled, the con
trols lose most of their effective
ness and the plane is difficult to
handle. Thus, in a high and gusty
wind you may not be able to con
trol the plane during a normal
landing.
Under these conditions, the
power wheel landing is extremely
useful, since the plane is literally
“flown onto the ground” with
sufficient air speed to enable the
pilot to have complete control of
the plane throughout the man
euver.. The approach is made with
power on, the plane lands on its
front wheels only and rolls along
on the ground in a tail high posi
tion, until the pilot closes the
throttle and puts the tail on the
ground.
The approach to a power landing
is made with power on, and con
sequently the angle somewhat
flatter than during the normal
glide. When you begin the approach
throttle the engine back slightly
and place your plane in a gliding
angle somewhat flatter than a
normal glide.
During the approach, especially
in rough air, keep your airspeed
about ten miles per hour faster
than the normal gliding speed of
the plane. If you are gliding too
fast, raise the nose, or decrease
the engine R. P. M. depending on
whether or not you want to lose
altitude more rapidly, or more
slowly. If you are gliding too
slowly, increase your gliding angle,
or give the engine more R. P. M.
As you approach the ground,
level off and fly straight and
level about two feet off the ground.
Use just enough engine R. P. M.
to maintain sufficient speed to
keep the plane from settling.
Then gradually ease the stick
forward until the wheels touch the
ground with a slight forward
ground. Hold the wheels on the
pressure on the stick, and taxi
along on the ground in this tail
high position. You will be taxiing
with the tail in the air, fast enough
to be flying, except for the fact
that in this tail-high position the
wings are at a zero angle of attact,
and therefore have little lift. Thus
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THE BLACK MOUNTAIN NEWS
HORACE S. GREGG 67
DIED FRIDAY MORN
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Horace B. Gregg age 67 years,
died at the home of his brother
Troy Gregg, on Shope Creek, near
Swannanoa early Friday morning.
He had been ill for about one year.
Services were held Sunday after
noon at two o’clock at the Berea
Baptist church near Swannanoa,
with the Rev. D. D. Smith offici
ating.
Survivors are: wife Mrs. Nettie
May Gregg, two sons; Herbert
of Swannanoa and Frank of Char
lottesville, Va.
Two daughters; Mrs. Fred Till
man, Miss Frances Mae Gregg also
of Charlottesville.
Four brothers; Troy, Burgin,
and W. G. Gregg of Swannanoa,
and Bass of Skyland.
Two sisters; Mrs. Alice Cordell,
Mrs George Creasman of Swanna
noa. One grandchild, Nancy Tillman
of Charlottesville, Va.
Pallbearers: Earl Gregg, Lionel
Gregg, Luther Cordell, Harold Cor
dell, Jay Cordell.
Harrison Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
Swannanoa High
School Has
A New Chib
The Swannanoa School’s newly
organized club, Future Home
makers of America, held their
first meeting Friday, September
6, at 1:00 o’clock. They have ap
proximately forty-six members
from the ninth, tenth, eleventh,
and twelvth grades. The Future
Homemakers is a national organ
ization, somewhat similar to the
boys F. F. A. club. The members
of the Future Homemakers must
have at least one year in Home
Economics.
Officers were chosen by popular
vote as follows: President, Frances
Whitaker; vice-president, Barbara
Creasman; secretary, Nancy Le
Masters; Treaurer, Norma Allen;
and reporter, Bette Gibbs.
a sudden gust of air will not lift
the plane off the ground, and the
propeller blast on the tail gives
excelleht rudder and elevator con
trol.
When you want to put the tail
on the ground decrease the engine
R. P. M. slowly, thereby slowing
up the taxi speed, and gradually
let the tail down. The plane will
then roll to a stop.
Wheel landings reqMire more
space than normal landings. There
fore if there is any question in your
mind regarding whether or not
you will overshoot the field on
your approach, open the throttle
and go around again. In actual
practice, the landing is used only
when the wind is strong.
Under these conditions you need
to worry less about space needed
since in a 25- to 30 mile wind
your actual ground speed will be
only 15 or 20 miles per hour as
you touch the ground.
Don’t push the stick forward
too suddenly or you will hit the
wheels too hard and bounce (as
you probably did several times in
learning to land). Too much for
ward pressure on the stick will
cause a nose-over, so be sure to
practice this maneuver first with
your instructor.
ITS YOUR SAY
We may not agree with what you
say, but will defend to the death
your right to say it: Voltaire.
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As we all know the communist
started in Russia. And is now
spreading and trying to destroy
the government in the U. S. A.
And the Bilble and the churches
We no the Bible is the word of
God written by Gods we moved by
the Holy spirit. And the Bible says
to be no striker. And then they
take and do what the bible says
not to do. If this labor movement
is so great why don’t they own
some plants. Then they could work
when they get ready no they al
ways cause trouble in the other
fellows plants. This communist is
trying to take this country by
force. The plants to do so and so
God says in the Bible to obey
magenetse and them that are in
authority over you and we know
they do not do that the law says
any man has a right to work and
not be molested and we know how
these pickets won’t let people
work. And they even defile the
government, God says in the Bible
he is not the God of confusion but
the God of peace. And we see
God is not even in this thing. My
God can America be led about by
something that God is not even in.
These big labor leaders is causing
trouble all over the country. They
are making a big living of the
poor working people. I would have
more man about me I would be
a shamed to go to some mans
plant and tell him what he had
to do or we would strike we know
some of those big leaders are
foreigners some borned here but
foreign blood. When we go get a
job and the plant manager says he
will give us so much per day. And
we expect it and then strike for
more we have lied we promised to
work for so much. God says in the
Bible no liar has eternal life abid
ing in him these leaders need to
go to Russia and Stalin will take
care of them anything that is
against capitalist is communist
God says in the Bible to be con
tented with your wages and then
they do what God says not to do.
They promise many things just
to get the people confused up, get
them to do what God said not to
do. Some people say I am a church
member a deacon or preacher and
I belong to the great union God
says in his Bible to come out from
among the world and be a separ
ated people, and be not equaled
yoked together with unbelievers
so we see that no man or woman
van be a Christian and be long to
something that don’t believe God’s
Biblje and anything that don’t
stand for God is not fit for no
one to belong to God said in his
Bible having food and raiment to
be contented so we know this
thing is not content. Godsaid false
teachers would come and deacons
many which is these organizers
God said let all men liars and God
the truth it is a shame that peo
ple will let these men lead them
instad of God the one that gives
them breath health food raiment.
Wonder who pays the help the
labor leaders or the man or Co.,
we work for it is always the Co.
That pays the help but this com
munist wants to dictate to the Co.,
and run ever thing. But the pay
day and the Co., has got to do all
the paying the help. We all no
John LL. Lewis makes almost as
much as the president of the U.
S. A., makes and the poor working
people pays that for him to teach
and lead them against God and
Bible and the laws of the land,
course this thing is leading to
dictatorship as Russia is in Rus
sia a working man is only all owed
eight dollars per week and the
rest of his wages goes to the Sov
iet Union course Stalin is the big
boss in Russia a working man
does not own a car. This thing is
coming by force some jobs. You
have to join other wise buy your
job and then say a free country
the Bible speaks of a beast or man
which will cause rich poor land
free to receive a mark on their
right hand or in their forehead or
you can’t buy or sell and when
we write our name on a card
that we will strike or break God s
we sell our birth right church God
and all freedom as we know all
these locals has a number and
when these thing is first right
then the big beast or man as the
Bible snyc will put a’l under the
Number 666, or his name and will
force all to join and come under
the number or name, and that is
this communist tha its organizing
ever plant and doing packing
houses and all God says here is
wisdom and he says if we do these
things or believe these lies that
these leaders tell he will turn us
over to a repobate mind that we
might believe a lie and be darned.
I would love to know how many
labor leaders has ever asked men
and women to get right with God
and go to church and do right we
need preachers today that will
warn people of this great enemy
if we teach any thing that God
does not we are guilty of breaking
the whole Bible God says do unto
us. Wonder how these leaders as
Lewis, Green and Browder would
feel if some men would go to
there home and tell them what
to do that is just like they do
these plant owners. God says in
the Bible false teachers will come
and deceive many, and God says
if any man even an angel bring
to any other Gospel which is any
way besides Gods way not to
even keep his company or eat with
him or bid him Gods speed if we
de we are guilty of his evil deeds
so we had better be careful what
we join these days. God says not
to be readers and hearers only of
the word but to be doers of the
word, and God said to shun the
applience of evil and this thing
equaled linked together with it
is against God and we can’t be
what we say God said some would
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BELL TO HONOR HERO ... A
pig-tailed little girl is reading the
inscription on the bell whose toe
ing will be a ringing memorial la
the late Gen. George S. Patton,
former commander of the U. S.
3rd army. It was presented to Sk.
John’s Episcopal church, Beverly'
Farms, Mass.
and belong to God, don’t mater
say Lord, Lord we done this and
that he would say depart from
me I never knew you so we seee if
throw the government and we will
this thing goes on it will over
I pray God will lead you and yon
be under a dictator as Russia. Sin
will follow him and not this com
munist.
Rev. J. P. Hicks, Asheville, N. (L